Queen Camilla's Low-Key US Flight

0:00It's May 2nd. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered and star driven. Queen Camilla turned heads at a U.S. airport, casually walking through, with just minimal security on her flight back to London. The 78-year-old wore the same blue long-sleeved dress and black heels from her recent Virginia events. She and King Charles, 77, had just wrapped a joint four-day visit to Washington DC, New York City and Virginia. Meanwhile, Charles headed off to Bermuda for the next part of his royal tour, his first official trip there as Monarch. The couple split at the end was planned all along, though Buckingham Palace stayed quiet on details. Travelers posted videos online, shocked by her low-key vibe amid the usual royal fanfare. Camilla is known for skipping long flights when she can, opting for commercial to cut time in the air and keep him more down to earth image. Plenty of other royals, by Prince William and Prince Harry, mix in commercial trips too.

1:00Her version runs deep, she's admitted a real fear of flying. Back in April 2018, she even shortened a Commonwealth Games tour with Charles to limit her sky-time, as confirmed by Palace staff. The U.S. leg celebrated ties between the nations with White House visits, a rare Congress speech by Charles, and stops at Arlington Cemetery and the 9-11 Memorial. Camilla might dread the flights, but she powered through, and now Charles carries the momentum overseas.