Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla luxurious Gold Coast accommodation revealed
IT’S a place on the Gold Coast fit for royalty so it’s no surprise Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla are rumoured to be staying at this luxurious hotel.
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IT’S the place on the Gold Coast fit for royalty so it’s no surprise Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla are rumoured to be staying at the luxurious Palazzo Versace.
Games Confidential spies inform us the future King and his wife checked into a suite at the six star resort in Main Beach when they arrived on the Gold Coast ahead of the Opening Ceremony.
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And among the many royal watchers keen to spot the couple is Australian media queen Kerri-Anne Kennerley, who has already had the honour of meeting the Prince and his ex wife, the late Princess Diana.
Despite Duchess Camilla’s failure to meet the reputation of Lady Diana, KAK revealed she would welcome meeting the Duchess and said she had heard “nothing but nice things” about her.
“I think a lot of people might have her misunderstood,” she said.
“I am absolutely a royal fan and would love to meet her.”
Charles and Camilla are in Queensland for official royal duties and anticipate they will return to the UK in time for the birth of Prince William and Princess Catherine’s third child this month.
Originally published as Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla luxurious Gold Coast accommodation revealed
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