The Queen Consort’s offspring have kept a relatively low profile despite their proximity to the crown. The ascension of Charles III to the throne has sparked fresh interest in not only his Queen Consort but also her two children.  Laura Lopes and Tom Parker Bowles – the offspring of Camilla and her first husband, Andrew Parker Bowles – became step-siblings to Prince William and Prince Harry when their mother married Charles in 2005.

But Camilla’s children “haven’t actually built any trade-off from their relationship with the crown” and are not bestowed with any royal titles or duties, British Monarchs Society founder Thomas Mace-Archer-Mills told the i news site. “This is why they’ve been able to fly under the radar to have very private lives,” he added.