Queen Camilla has hit the jackpot with her podcast, The Queen’s Reading Room, garnering widespread acclaim and a devoted following.

The podcast’s popularity has soared to new heights, prompting the announcement of a second live event set to take place at Hampton Court Palace later this summer.

Scheduled for June 8th, the upcoming podcast event, dubbed the Queen’s Reading Room Festival, promises to be a grand affair, bringing together a diverse array of literary figures, experts, and enthusiasts to celebrate the power of the written word.

The event is anticipated to surpass the success of its predecessor, as indicated on the official website.

The star-studded lineup for the festival includes renowned personalities such as Helena Bonham Carter, Miriam Margulies, and the acclaimed author Harlan Coben, known for his gripping thriller novels.

Adding a touch of musical flair to the event, the musical comedy act Mincemeat is slated to deliver a unique and captivating performance.

The anticipation surrounding the festival is palpable, with attendees eagerly awaiting a day filled with literary delights and entertainment.

The success of Queen Camilla’s podcast has not gone unnoticed by royal observers, particularly in light of the strained relationship between the Duke of Sussex and his stepmother.

Speculation abounds regarding the Duke and the former Suits actress’ reaction to Queen Camilla’s podcast triumph, with royal expert Ingrid Seward expressing skepticism about any positive sentiments from the Duchess towards her stepmother’s podcast.

The notion of the Duke and Duchess extending their congratulations to Queen Camilla appears increasingly unlikely, given the apparent tension between the parties.

In a twist of fate, Queen Camilla’s podcast success is perceived as a form of poetic justice following the Duke of Sussex’s controversial remarks about his stepmother in his novel Spare.

The podcast’s popularity is viewed as a fitting retaliation against the negative portrayals of Queen Camilla in the Duke’s literary work.

Denise Palmer Davies, director of Bourne Media, remarked on the vindication Queen Camilla must feel, especially in light of the disparaging comments made about her.

The Duchess of Sussex, in particular, is speculated to be displeased by the turn of events, especially considering the setbacks faced by her own podcast endeavors.