Prince Charles And Camilla Parker Bowles Make This Surprising Change

Not too long ago, specific changes were made to the Twitter account of Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall.

While not all of their followers immediately noticed the difference, it was spotted by eagle-eyed fans on the Internet.

It was eventually brought to the spotlight and made many people curious about what it all means. The description of the Twitter account now reads Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall instead of Clarence House.

Given that not all social media accounts were changed immediately, with some leaving the old description, many fans started to wonder what might be going on.

There was no official indication from the royal family that there was any significant meaning to the changes.

Some speculate that Prince William and Catherine Middleton might have inspired Camilla Parker Bowles and the Duke of Cornwall.

The power couple recently decided to display their names on both their Twitter and Instagram. The royal couple dumped Kensington Palace for The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as their official header.

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The Duke of Rothesay has met with local Caithness organisations and recipients of the North Highlands Initiative Covid Fund to thank them for their work to support the local community during the Coronavirus pandemic. HRH welcomed representatives of Dounreay, @ThursoCDT, @JohnOGroatsDT and the Castletown Community Council Trust to the Castle of Mey after hearing about the remarkable support they have provided locally including grocery and hot food deliveries, manufacturing of much needed PPE and vital prescription pick-ups for residents. Thank you for all your hard work ?

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It did not take long for the changes to become the subject of many discussions, as the Twitter account has 900,000 followers.

Combined with a large number of followers, Charles and Camilla also enjoy on Instagram (1.2million followers). There are plenty of people who would likely immediately notice if something was out of the ordinary.

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From flowers, to ice cream… to eagles! ??? On what would have been the 139th Sandringham Flower Show today, take a look back at some of Their Royal Highnesses’ visits to the show over the years. Set in Sandringham Park, the one-day show usually attracts around 20,000 visitors each year. The profits from each show are donated to local charities. The Prince has been Patron of The Sandringham Estate Cottage Horticultural Society since 2002. ? PA (2016, 2018, 2013, 2015, 2005, 2013)

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Some followers have continued probing the official accounts for more information regarding the recent changes.

Others have reminded the public that the royal family is usually a bit more secretive about the state of their affairs and will likely not make any public statements about the situation.

However, many say the change is reflective of their ever-growing leadership role within the royal family.

Prince Charles and The Duchess of Cornwall have been very active on social media during the coronavirus. They have been sharing tons of photos on social media, much to the delight of royal fans.

A supporter, who loved the sweet photos, said: “Oh my goodness, these are wonderful Picts. Terrific photographer & interesting day.”

Another kind Instagrammer explained: “A crown prince and the king of the skies … Great photo!?”

Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall were praised with this comment: “Lovely photos your Royal Highness, everyone is struggling with the Covid-19 virus. So beautiful that local people are helping each other in these hard times. Respect your Royal Highness for your awareness and kindness.??❤️”

Camilla has grown in standing in recent months.