The pair have been left ‘nursing the crown together’ (Picture: WPA)
Prince William and Queen Camilla are now ‘closer than ever’ after they have both been forced to work more.
The pair have been left ‘nursing the crown together’ after King Charles undergoes cancer treatment and Kate Middleton recovers from abdominal surgery.
The Prince of Wales and the Queen recently led the Royal Family at the annual Commonwealth Day service.
Because they are being forced to spend so much more time together, royal experts predict they are becoming ‘closer than ever’.
Jennie Bond, a former BBC royal correspondent, told OK!: ‘Recent events have obviously brought William and Camilla much closer.
‘They have been left, almost literally, nursing the Crown while the King and the Princess recover.
‘Their teams will be working more closely to co-ordinate diaries and cover the engagements that have been planned, and Camilla and William are bound to have been in much closer regular contact.
‘Apart from the business side of things, I’m sure they will have been an emotional help to one another as well.
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‘Both will have been so worried about these unexpected health issues and I imagine they will have shared their concerns.’
It comes after the Prince and Princess of Wales have been at the centre of a photoshop scandal.
Kate apologised and confessed to digitally editing a family portrait taken by William and released by Kensington Palace on Mother’s Day.
A number of international photo agencies took the picture down over concerns it had been doctored – prompting the apology the next day amid concerns that Kate ‘hasn’t reacted well’ to the drama.
A Buckingham Palace insider has now told The Telegraph that the princess felt ‘awful’ about the altered image, and she had tried to make the photo the ‘best it could be’.
Meanwhile, a friend of hers also said she would be ‘upset’ by the storm caused by what was meant to be an ‘innocent family photograph’, the Mirror reported.
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