Queen Camilla is living a very hard time. In addition to his health problems, for which he had to cancel his schedule and his planned official commitments for more than a week due to a “chest infection”, there is now a new setback in his life. The British Royal Family has announced the death of their dog. They have done so through a publication on their official account: “Sad farewell. Beth, who brought so much joy and was the Queen’s companion, has left,” they wrote along with a carousel of snapshots and videos.
In the images, we can see the terrier walking with Charles III’s wife in the Highlands, meeting the late Paul O’Grady or the day he accompanied Queen Camilla to the inauguration of a new facility at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home Old Windsor — an animal shelter and care center — in December 2020. A very fun day, in which the monarch’s wife used a sausage so that her dog could discover the plaque. According to the country’s media, Beth She had an untreatable tumor and had to be euthanized over the weekend.
Both Beth and Bluebell were adopted by queen camilla in the aforementioned center. Since then, the two Jack Russell Terriers have accompanied the Kings on numerous royal engagements. Even, as we can see in the snapshot that accompanies these lines, they captured all eyes on the 15th wedding anniversary of Carlos III and his wife — in 2020 — when they were included in their official pose.
He had to cancel his schedule and official commitments due to a “chest infection.” In fact, despite “having high hopes” for his recovery, he was also unable to attend the events held for Remembrance Day. Six days later, on November 12, and looking very good, he returned to public life, presiding over a reception at his residence, Clarence House, located near Buckingham Palace, with the candidates for the Booker Prize, an award that distinguishes works translated into English and acknowledges both the authors and the translators and is delivered tonight.
A very special event for her, as she is a great reader, and in which she received the executive director of the Booker Prize Foundation, Gaby Wood, and the president of the 2024 judges, Edmund de Waal, in the Garden Room. Upon her arrival, looking very good, smiling and wearing a black dress with a white shirt with a Peter Pan collar, she said that “she is improving a lot.” Although he explained, that despite being recovered, she still had some aftereffects: “Obviously, I’m getting a lot better, but I still have a little cough, It always takes a while to get rid of these things. You think you’ve gotten rid of them, but then they stay there a little bit, but I hope the cough goes away completely,” he told the American writer Percival Everett, whom he had the pleasure of meeting after he was included in the 2022 finalist list.
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