Queen Camilla backs King Charles art exhibit and warns against Harry reunion

During Royal Week, Queen Camilla visited the Royal Scottish Academy of Art in Edinburgh, praising the institution and expressing hope that King Charles’s paintings could one day be shown there as part of the academy’s bicentenary celebrations.

Separate reports say Camilla cautioned King Charles that a planned summer reunion with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle would be a “huge gamble.” She allegedly urged Charles to keep the Sussexes on “high alert” and avoid any appearance of media‑driven exploitation, fearing the meeting could backfire on the monarch’s image.

Both incidents highlight Camilla’s active role in supporting the King’s artistic interests while also influencing royal family dynamics ahead of potential high‑profile events.