Queen Camilla spotted carrying same snack as King Charles

Queen Camilla has attracted attention after being spotted carrying the same unusual snack previously seen with King Charles during a public appearance. The royal couple’s shared preference for a particular brand of liquorice candy has become a talking point following their recent visit to Antigua and Barbuda.

During the final stage of their Caribbean tour, Queen Camilla was photographed stepping out of her vehicle in Saint John, Antigua, with a $5 packet of RJ’s Black Liquorice. The small detail quickly caught people’s attention, particularly because King Charles had previously been spotted with an identical packet.

The discovery has added a light-hearted moment to the couple’s busy royal schedule, with royal watchers noticing that both appeared to have the same sweet treat close at hand.

King Charles was first seen with the RJ’s liquorice candy during London Fashion Week. Observers noticed the packet inside his car door, sparking curiosity about the King’s choice of snack. The recent photograph of Queen Camilla carrying the same product has now brought the candy back into the spotlight.

The brand also reacted positively after the packet was spotted during the royal couple’s recent engagements. Representatives expressed their delight at seeing their product appear in the background of footage featuring the King, describing the discovery as an unexpected and enjoyable moment.

The sighting came as King Charles and Queen Camilla brought their nine-day Caribbean tour to an end on November 4. The royal visit began on October 27 and included engagements across three nations: the Bahamas, Guyana and Antigua and Barbuda.

Throughout the tour, the King attended numerous official events, delivered speeches and met people from different communities. The visit also provided an opportunity to strengthen relationships between the British monarchy and Commonwealth nations.

Queen Camilla joined her husband during the final stop in Antigua and Barbuda. Their visit coincided with the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), an important gathering that brings together leaders from Commonwealth member countries to discuss shared priorities and international challenges.

The royal couple’s appearance in Antigua and Barbuda marked the conclusion of an eventful overseas tour involving several public engagements and opportunities to meet local residents.

Following the completion of the visit, King Charles shared a personal message on Instagram on November 4, expressing gratitude to the people who welcomed him and Queen Camilla throughout their journey.

He thanked the communities in the Bahamas, Guyana and Antigua and Barbuda for their hospitality, kindness and warm reception. The King also reflected on the many memorable moments they experienced during the trip.

In his message, Charles highlighted the scale of the royal tour, mentioning three countries, four speeches, nine days and more than 40 engagements. He also referred to the countless people he had met and shaken hands with during the visit.

Adding a touch of humour to his farewell message, the King ended by mentioning that he was returning home with treasured memories and one slightly damp suit.

While the royal tour focused on diplomatic relationships, Commonwealth cooperation and public engagements, the unexpected appearance of the matching liquorice packets provided a lighter moment. Queen Camilla’s recent sighting has also reminded royal watchers of King Charles’s earlier appearance with the same snack, turning an ordinary packet of candy into an unexpected talking point.

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