Camilla Parker Bowles injured: Queen spotted with bandage since recent emergency evacuation

King Charles III and Queen Camilla Parker Bowles had a scare during their recent visit to Jersey. An alert led to their emergency evacuation. The Queen has since appeared with a bandage on her foot.

Since the announcement of his cancer, King Charles III shows remarkable resilience. Despite his illness and like his daughter-in-law Kate Middleton, the king is gradually returning to his public engagements. After a much-needed period of rest, the son of Queen Elizabeth II seems ready to resume royal duties. Following Prince William’s wife’s appearance at Wimbledon, the palace has confirmed a trip by the sovereign to Australia and Samoa. A trip, planned for the coming months, symbolises a gradual return to an active public life. For better but also for worse. The apparitions are more and more recurrent. This Monday, July 15, King Charles III and his wife, Camilla Parker Bowles, were spotted hand in hand during an official visit to Jersey.

But as they were walking the streets of Jersey, an unexpected incident disrupted the moment. A security alert was reported, forcing the Royal Security Services to intervene quickly. The King and Queen were rushed out, interrupting their conversation and causing concern among the spectators present. More fear than harm. Only since then, the queen appears injured. What happened?

A sprain for Queen Camilla

Nothing dramatic apparently. According to the MirrorQueen Camilla is reportedly suffering from a sprain. Royal blogger Gert’s Royals shared on X (formerly Twitter): “The Queen Camilla is wearing a bandage on her right ankle today after spraining it. yesterday. His schedule for today remains unchanged.”. For her part, Rhiannon Mills, royal correspondent for Sky News, confirmed: “Queen Camilla has a bandage on her ankle due to a sprained ankle. But she is still out walking with the King in Guernsey“​. Enough to reassure Crown aficionados.

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