Before becoming Queen, Camilla was affectionately called Lorraine by her family, a playful nod to the French word for Queen - La Reine. However, King Charles reportedly avoids using this endearing term, choosing instead to refer to her as "my darling wife."
Insights into their relationship reveal that the King has a sweet nickname for Queen Camilla, offering a glimpse into the private dynamics of their union. Despite the historical use of the nickname Lorraine by her family, it seems King Charles has a unique way of expressing his affection for his wife.
Royal writer Robert Hardman, in his new biography, "Charles III," shared that a friend of Camilla's mentioned the nickname Lorraine, noting, "She always saw the funny side of that – even if Prince Charles did not."
While some speculate that King Charles may not find amusement in using the nickname Lorraine, it's clear that his endearing term, "my darling wife," holds a special place in their relationship. According to royal photographer Arthur Edwards, the King consistently uses this affectionate nickname, portraying a content and happier monarch in the company of his beloved Queen.
