Queen Camilla's son Tom Parker Bowles spoke about King Charles' health amid his cancer treatment in a new interview with British Vogue.

In shows like British sitcom The Windsors or historical drama The Crown, Queen Consort Camilla is often shown with a lit cigarette between her fingers or a glass of liquor in her hand. Such portrayals have inaccurately construed her as a heavy drinker and smoker.

Bowles, has read a lot about his mother over the years. In an interview with The Times, he says he always knew the public would eventually come around to his mother after her rocky relationship with the tabloids in the years after her affair with King Charles became public.

King Charles and Queen Camilla are remembering Dame Maggie Smith . On Sept. 27, the King released a statement following the distinguished British actress' death at age 89.

King Charles and Queen Camilla hosted a dazzling reception at St James's Palace to honor the Commonwealth Diaspora, featuring a star-studded guest list. The glam event, held in anticipation

Of course, anyone who has someone they love with cancer is going to worry." On how his mom, Queen Camilla, is handling her husband's diagnosis, Parker said, "She's tough, my mother." He was doing the interview to promote his new cookbook,

Tom Parker Bowles, son of Queen Camilla, has provided an update on King Charles's health amid his cancer treatment. Speaking to British Vogue, the 49-year-old shared insights into his stepfather's condition,