Concerns Arise Over Queen Camilla's Health and Ability to Fulfill Royal Duties

Queen Camilla recently accompanied her husband, King Charles, on a state visit to Kenya, but the trip has sparked worries about the queen's well-being.

The four-day State Visit to Kenya, undertaken by Queen Camilla and King Charles, raised some concerns about the queen's health. A health expert, Sarah Campus, as cited by GB News, noted that Camilla's health seemed to be "under strain," especially as she was observed with trembling hands during the visit.

While in Kenya, both Charles and Camilla engaged in various official activities. During a visit to the Situation Room, where Camilla interacted with staff, volunteers, and survivors of sexual and gender-based violence, her hands were seen shaking.

According to Campus, "The toll of Queen Camilla embarking on such demanding global tours at her age can have adverse effects on her physical and mental well-being. The responsibilities she must fulfill while being far from home can undoubtedly elevate her stress levels, potentially leading to physical, social, and psychological challenges. Additionally, this strain could manifest in the form of trembling hands."

Campus also suggested that Queen Camilla's ability to carry out her royal duties could be affected by the extended hours of travel. "Not only the tasks she undertakes in Kenya but also the act of traveling itself can elevate her cortisol levels, and the impact of temperature and altitude changes on her body might not be ideal for someone of her age."

The concerns raised over Queen Camilla's health underline the challenges faced by royals in maintaining their rigorous schedules and commitments, especially during extensive overseas visits.