Camilla Parker wants to wear racist symbol at King Charles III coronation

Camilla Parker, the new royal consort of the United Kingdom, has a desire to wear a very special and controversial crown at her official coronation next May. However, King Charles III does not agree, knowing that three countries lay claim to the tiara because of its historical value to them.

King Charles III is in trouble thanks to his wife, because the Queen Consort has a whim that he wants to realise at any cost.

Camilla Parker wants to wear an exclusive and very controversial crown, something that the king knows will bring even more unnecessary criticism to the royal family, the least desirable for him at the moment.

Parker is determined to wear a piece that was made exclusively for Queen Mother Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon in 1937, but has sparked much controversy in recent years over its origins and the history behind it.

Three countries that were formerly colonies of the United Kingdom have called for the exclusive piece to be returned to their countries, claiming it has to do with a part of their history.

The three countries demanding it are Pakistan, India and South Africa. Racism, exploitation of foreign countries, plunder and slavery are symbolic of the crown that Camilla wants to wear.

King Charles III is absolutely right when he considers that Camilla Parker wearing this crown could bring harsh criticism to her family, which she cannot use now. Enough with all the conflicts behind the accusations of Prince Harry and his wife.