Biographer for the royal family defends Camilla, queen, and condemns The Crown for its "awful" representation of the monarchy.

As Angela Levin says, "I loathed what Harry was now doing and saying about her."

Author Angela Levin, who specializes in the British royal family, has stated that Camilla, Queen Consort, is a hardworking royal who is not at all how she is portrayed in the Netflix series The Crown.

This expert on the royal family has just released a biography of Camilla to dispel myths and correct misconceptions about the Queen Consort.

Angela claims that Camilla was portrayed in a "bad light" on The Crown, a Netflix royal drama. Instead, she is a hard worker behind the scenes for the royal family, as described in the book.

In an interview with Sky News Australia, Angela Levin said, "My motive for doing it was that I dislike The Crown on Netflix because they depicted her in a bad light." What Harry was saying and doing to her at this point bothered me.

I spent 15 months with the prince and authored his biography [Harry: Conversations with the Prince] in 2018. Therefore I consider myself an expert on him. Then, he was entertaining and endearing. However, he has become rather combative recently.

And I just wanted to serve it up and talk to the people in charge of the big charities," Ms. Levin explained.

The royal couple cut the ribbon, said, "how are you," and left. Without a doubt, she is not that. What she's done for people is quite remarkable, as I learned from one of the stories I heard. Her efforts to effect change are sincere.

"And this has stood out during the pandemic when she felt herself that couple who were together, who didn't get on, possibly were having a very hard time because we couldn't go out," she said.

And I wanted to put it to those who call her a rottweiler and the most terrible lady on Earth, that was before she married King Charles," she continued.

And then she made strenuous efforts to assist in securing it. She proposed placing a device in drugstores labelled with a phone number and a person's name (I think it was named Sue or something like that) so customers could place requests for specific individuals. And they'd know you were experiencing problems with your boyfriend attacking or battering you.

And you know, lovely stuff like that," Levin said in conclusion. But she isn't the type to brag, "Look at me; I'm terrific!" She prefers to labour in the shadows, but she's diligent.