Body language can tell you a lot about how members of the royal family are really feeling, whether they’re leaning on a relative for support or making nervous hand gestures. Even King Charles couldn’t hide behind his nonverbal cues during his latest outing.

Queen Camilla visited the Charles Dickens House Museum yesterday to mark 100 years since the historic building opened to the public. The Queen toured the property at 48 Doughty Street, which served as Dickens' London home from 1837 to 1839.

According to a new book with accounts from royal courtiers, Camilla Parker Bowles never wanted to be Queen Camilla.