Tom Parker Bowles has broken his silence on a long-standing rumour about his mother Queen Camilla, revealing that it is "totally inaccurate". Speaking with The Times, the stepson of King Charles gave anecdotes of growing up among royalty, and addressed the speculation that Camilla, 77, has a reputation for, "drinking gin and smoking".

The 49-year-old said that the rumours likely came from the portrayal of Camilla in the Channel 4 sitcom The Windsors. He said that he watched the show and loved Harry Enfield, who played King Charles, adding that Haydn Gwynne, who played Camilla was brilliant.

Tom Parker Bowles shared some insight into his mother Queen Camilla and stepfather King Charles’ diets ahead of the release of his upcoming book, 'Cooking and the Crown: Royal Recipes from Queen Victoria to King Charles III.

Queen Camilla’s son Tom parker Bowles has shut down long-standing alcoholism rumors about her as “totally inaccurate.”According to The Times, there have been gossips about King Charles’ wife having a reputation

Queen Camilla’s son, Tom Parker Bowles, gave an update on how she and King Charles III are doing amid his cancer battle. "[The] doctor says the treatment is going well," Parker Bowles, 49, said while promoting his new cookbook on Tuesday,

Parker Bowles also shared an update on his stepfather’s health as he promotes his forthcoming book, ‘Cooking and the Crown’

Queen Camilla’s son, Tom Parker Bowles finally breaks his silence over a long-standing rumour about his mother.Before she was married to King Charles, Camilla had a reputation

Tom Parker-Bowles saw his mother become the Queen in 2023, while his step-siblings Harry and William were born princes, but he has been left without a title.

Tom Parker Bowles says his mother Queen Camilla was once pinned down to her bed by a 'ghost' but reckons she would have told the apparition where to go