King Charles and Queen Camilla have “unique sleep arrangements”

King Charles and Queen Camilla leave for a royal tour in Italy on Monday, which includes the celebration of their 20th wedding anniversary on April 9 in a country known for love and romance (and really good food).

Yes, it’s true – the romance of the king and the queen lasted the duration, and everything could be summed up what The Daily Express Calls the “unique sleep arrangements” of the couple. Although Charles and Camilla obviously like to spend time together – after all, they live not only together in Clarence House in London, but also work together as senior royals – they also spent a little time apart, including when they put their heads at night.

Jack Stoks, who worked as a senior gardener at Charles country house, Highgrove, for more than two decades, said the couple spent a healthy singing. Although they share a London residence, Clarence House, the two keep separate country houses: Charles ” is called Highgrove House, and Camilla’s is Ray Mill House, which she is still private, even before their marriage in 2005.

“Before Charles and Camilla get married, they agreed that Camilla would guard it at home,” said Stooks. “The separate space was important for them both and their families.”

“For Camilla, his Wiltshire house had so many memories of raising her family,” he continued. “It is somewhere that she can retreat and escape royal life if she needs it. It is somewhere that she can go with her family and spend a relaxed weekend without prying eyes. ”

Charles and Camilla “are both independent people and do not care about time,” added Stooks.

“Charles likes time alone and he has a very strong work ethics,” he continued. “He is known to work at his office in the early hours. Camilla, on the other hand, has a lot of friends and is close to her family. ”

He added the couple: “The fact that they do not live in the pockets of the other is one of the many reasons why their marriage works. They appreciate their time together and the separate time. ”

Even when Charles and Camilla are together in Clarence House, they keep separate rooms and have three rooms they use: one for him, one for her and one that they share. They are certainly not the first prosperous married couple of the royal family to keep separate rooms – after all, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, married on 70 years, have done the same – and Charles’ need for her own bed is not listed. In fact, there is a good reason – and that comes back to his health. By Marie ClaireThe king has chronic back pain, and sleeping alone helps relieve him.

“(Charles) has a room with a double bed, decorated to her taste, then Camilla has her own bedroom with a double bed, just decorated as she likes,” said a source The Daily Express. “In addition, they have a room shared with a double bed that they can use when they wish. The arrangement suits them perfectly. ”