Camilla Parker Bowles Net Worth

Camilla Parker Bowles was born as Camilla Shand on 17 July 1947, in London, England, to Rosalind and Bruce Shand. She is best known for being a long time mistress of Britains Prince Charles, who she married in 2005.

Camilla Parker Bowles net worth is
$5 Million

Camilla Parker Bowles Wiki Biography

Camilla Parker Bowles was born as Camilla Shand on 17 July 1947, in London, England, to Rosalind and Bruce Shand. She is best known for being a long time mistress of Britain’s Prince Charles, who she married in 2005.

So just how rich is Camilla Parker Bowles? Sources state that Bowles has acquired a fortune of over $5 million, as of early 2017. Her wealth has largely been established through her royal duties.

Camilla Parker Bowles Net Worth $5 million

Bowles grew up in East Sussex and South Kensington, along with her two siblings, with her father being a wealthy wine merchant, and the Vice Lord Lieutenant of East Sussex. This enabled her to enter royal circles at an early age and to enjoy a lavish lifestyle. She attended Queens Gate School in South Kensington, and later the Mon Fertile school in Switzerland. She eventually went to France and enrolled at the University of London Institute in Paris, to study French literature.

Upon completing her education, she returned to London and worked as a secretary for several firms in the West End, as well for the decorating firm Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler, which established her net worth.

In 1972 Bowles met Charles, Prince of Wales, and the two started a romantic relationship. However, they broke up in 1973, and shortly afterwards she married Andrew Parker Bowles‍, who was a cavalry officer,a lieutenant in the Blues and Royals. She eventually renewed her relationship with the Prince, staying together until he married Lady Diana Spencer in 1981. Their marriage, however, wasn’t a happy one and it broke down by the mid ’80s, leading him to Bowles again. In 1992 their affair became known to the public, and being revealed as a longtime mistress of Prince Charles, first in line to the throne, enabled Bowles to gain huge publicity, but becoming highly unpopular to British society. Not long afterwards, Bowles divorced her husband, after living separately for a long time, and the Prince announced his divorce from Diana too.

Bowles’ image in the media worsened after the tragic death of Princess Diana in 1997, who had achieved an enormous popularity and whose death had the whole country mourning. On the other hand, her relationship with the Price greatly improved. Although they struggled to gain acceptance both from The Queen Mother and from society, the couple eventually began appearing together in public. After finally achieving acceptance, they became engaged in 2005, and later that year the couple married. Bowles thus became ‘Duchess of Cornwall’, holding the position of the second highest woman in the United Kingdom Order of Precedence. She was later appointed to the Royal Victorian Order by Queen Elizabeth II, and then to Her Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council, as the first British princess by marriage to be appointed in such position. All contributed to her wealth.

Bowles has since been involved in royal duties and has accompanied the Prince in fulfilling his responsibilities. This has include traveling around the world, including providing relief to Hurricane Katrina victims in the USA, visiting countries in Europe and meeting Pope Benedict XVI, as well as visiting countries in the Middle East and India, and the Commonwealth states.

Speaking about other aspects of her private life, Bowles has two children from her marriage with Andrew Parker-Bowles.

The Princess is a devoted philanthropist, having supported numerous charities with her husband. She has also been involved in solo efforts, serving as the patron and president of the National Osteoporosis Society and a trustee of the Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust. In addition, she has raised awareness in other spheres, such as rape and sexual abuse, literacy, animal welfare and poverty.


Full NameCamilla, Duchess of Cornwall
Net Worth$5 Million
Date Of BirthJuly 17, 1947
Place Of BirthLondon, United Kingdom
Height1.73 m
ProfessionSecond wife of Charles, Prince of Wales
EducationQueen's Gate School
NationalityBritish
SpouseCharles, Prince of Wales (m. 2005), Andrew Parker Bowles (m. 1973–1995)
ChildrenLaura Lopes, Tom Parker Bowles
ParentsBruce Shand, Rosalind Shand
SiblingsMark Shand, Annabel Elliot
IMDBhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm0993231/
#Fact
1Sister of Annabel Elliot.
2School friend of Lynn Ripley (aka Twinkle).
3Hates heights.
4A huge fan of The Goon Show (1968), something she shares with her husband.
5Sister-in-law of Clio Goldsmith.
6Broke her left leg on April 7, 2010 after taking a tumble during a walk in the Scottish hills.
7Distant relative of quiz champion Judith Keppel, Madonna and Céline Dion.
8A new rose was called "Duchess of Cornwall" in her honor (2005)
9Legally she is entitled to use the style "HRH the Princess of Wales", but (with the Queen's permission) she is styled "HRH the Duchess of Cornwall" everywhere but Scotland. In Scotland she is styled "HRH the Duchess of Rothesay" since her husband is the Duke of Rothesay.
10The Royal wedding was moved to Saturday to allow Charles to attend the funeral of Pope John Paul II at the Vatican on Friday 8 April.
1110 February 2005: engagement to Prince Charles announced. The civil wedding will take place in Windsor Castle on 8 April 2005. She will use the title HRH The Duchess of Cornwall from then on.
12Her nephew is Ben Elliot, who used to go out with singer Mick Jagger's daughter Jade Jagger.
13Longtime mistress of Britain's Prince Charles, first in line to the throne.
14Daughter, Laura Parker-Bowles, born January 1, 1978.
15Son Tom Parker-Bowles, born December 18, 1974. His godfather is Prince Charles.

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TitleYearStatusCharacter
The Centenary of the Battle of the Somme: Thiepval2016TV Movie documentaryHerself
Shakespeare Live! From the RSC2016TV MovieHerself - Audience Member
Our Queen at Ninety2016TV Movie documentaryHerself (as HRH The Duchess of Cornwall)
Loose Women2015TV SeriesHerself
Today at Wimbledon2015TV SeriesHerself
Wimbledon2014-2015TV SeriesHerself
BBC News 8pm Summary2015TV Series shortHerself
South at Six2012-2014TV SeriesHerself
The Royal Variety Performance2013TV MovieHerself
Our Queen2013TV Movie documentaryHerself (as Duchess of Cornwall)
The Diamond Jubilee Concert2012TV SpecialHerself
The Choir: Military Wives2011TV Mini-Series documentaryHerself
The Royal Wedding2011TV MovieHerself
Today2011TV SeriesHerself
The Royal Variety Performance 20102010TV MovieHerself
ITV Lunchtime News2010TV SeriesHerself
Pride of Britain Awards 20102010TV SpecialHerself
The Richard Dimbleby Lecture2009TV Series documentaryHerself
Monarchy: The Royal Family at Work2008TV Series documentaryHerself
The Royal Variety Performance 20062006TV MovieHerself (as The Duchess of Cornwall)
The Prince's Trust 30th Birthday: Live2006TV Movie documentaryHerself (as The Duchess of Cornwall)
Brisant2006TV Series documentaryHerself
King Charles and Queen Camilla2006TV Movie documentary
Corazón de...2005TV SeriesHerself
The Barbara Walters Summer Special2005TV SeriesHerself

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