No, no rule. But look at Henry 8th...6 wives and nothing happened (then again...he was a tyrannical bastard). Queen as a sovereign isn't allowed to go to a civil service...that's why she didn't go to the 'wedding'. Camilla won't become queen: archbishops wouldn't allow it, and Charles said outright no - out of consideration for Diana (on the boys behalf). That and Will/Harry would never speak to him again.
Well what could possibly happen to them in Denmark? Someone throw a pastry at them?
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No, no rule. But look at Henry 8th...6 wives and nothing happened (then again...he was a tyrannical bastard). Queen as a sovereign isn't allowed to go to a civil service...that's why she didn't go to the 'wedding'. Camilla won't become queen: archbishops wouldn't allow it, and Charles said outright no - out of consideration for Diana (on the boys behalf). That and Will/Harry would never speak to him again.
Well what could possibly happen to them in Denmark? Someone throw a pastry at them?