Queen Camilla has been issued an urgent warning by a royal expert regarding a potential risk for the royal family.

American-based royal commentator Kinsey Schofield recently discussed Queen Camilla’s new podcast on GB News, cautioning her to tread lightly in her new venture.

In her show, titled “The Queen’s Reading Room,” Camilla’s podcast has received mixed reviews.

Criticism has emerged from The Guardian, with author Stuart Heritage poking fun at the Queen’s lack of appearances.

According to Heritage, although she makes a brief appearance at the end, she is barely present throughout the podcast.

He further mocks the podcast, describing it as a generic author interview platform where Camilla inserts herself randomly.

However, Schofield emphasizes that podcasts pose a significant risk for the royal family.

She advises Queen Camilla to be cautious and avoid oversharing, so as not to disrupt the air of mystery surrounding the royals.

Schofield acknowledges that many podcasts take time to find their rhythm, and hopes that the Queen’s team will consider the feedback provided.

Assessing Queen Camilla’s performance in her new role, Schofield commends her, stating that she is the perfect companion for King Charles.

She believes that Camilla helps keep him grounded and focused on what is important.

Schofield suggests that King Charles credits Camilla for the positive response he has received since becoming king, appreciating her ability to calm him down when needed.

Despite receiving mixed reviews, Queen Camilla’s podcast achieved remarkable success, soaring to the top of the Apple and Spotify charts earlier this week.

This achievement is seen as a blow to Meghan Markle, whose deal with Spotify was cut short after her own podcast lasted only 12 episodes.

Queen Camilla’s podcast, launched just one week ago on January 8th, quickly claimed the number one spot in the arts and books category on Apple’s top podcast list.

In her episodes, Queen Camilla engages in discussions with high-profile guests such as Dame Joanna Lumley and Sir Ian Rankin.

The podcast’s popularity reflects the public’s interest in the royal family and their literary interests.

While Queen Camilla’s new podcast has faced criticism, it has also garnered significant attention and success.

As she continues to navigate this new venture, it is crucial for her to strike a balance between sharing insights and maintaining the mystique that surrounds the royal family.