bitchy | Duchess Camilla will do a documentary about how she’s guest-editing a magazine

Bear in mind how the British media had a weeks-long collective meltdown in 2019 when the Duchess of Sussex guest-edited British Vogue? Bear in mind Dan Wootton spitting with rage at how dreadfully un-royal it was, how grotesque it was to see a royal lady guest-edit a vogue journal? Yeah. The Duchess of Cornwall is guest-editing Nation Life journal to mark her seventy fifth birthday in July. Not solely that, however ITV is doing a documentary about Camilla guest-editing the journal. Man, keep in mind just some weeks in the past, when the British media was screaming, crying and throwing up at the concept that Harry and Meghan would carry Netflix cameras to the Jubbly? Bear in mind the collective trauma of the media on the thought that H&M will do a docu-series? Yeah.

ITV has commissioned a one-off documentary with unique entry to the Duchess of Cornwall as visitor editor of Nation Life journal to mark her seventy fifth birthday. Camilla’s Nation Life, by Spun Gold TV and award-winning director Michael Waldman, will accompany the duchess as she plans and abroad a particular version of the journal throughout its a hundred and twenty fifth yr.

The long run Queen Consort invitations writers to find her passions and meets the individuals who run the charities and advocate for causes which she cares about.

Jo Clinton-Davis, ITV controller of factual, stated: “This movie presents a singular alternative to achieve an perception into the Duchess of Cornwall, at shut quarters, immersed inside her private passions and engaged with a few of these closest to her.”

Daniela Neumann, managing director of Spun Gold TV, stated: “Camilla’s Nation Life will present a singular portrait of our future Queen Consort, by exploring the private passions which have meant a lot to her all through her life as she places collectively the journal, whereas additionally fulfilling her royal engagements.

“We’re delighted to be working with ITV, with Nation Life and with Michael Waldman, who has such a terrific skill to attract new and fascinating insights from his topics.”

[From The Independent]

Once more, the place is the outrage for this? Cameras following Camilla round as she “visitor edits” {a magazine} about and for rural aristocrats. Interviews being carried out by Camilla’s intimate associates and colleagues, all to embiggen her as the longer term Queen Consort. It’s not that I feel Camilla must be ripped to shreds for this, it sounds identical to a typical commissioned royal documentary. However when will these motherf–kers present some consistency? When will they acknowledge that Harry and Meghan aren’t doing something controversial in any way?

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