10 MINUTES AGO! TRAGEDY STRIKES THE PALACE — Tom Parker Bowles Seen Weeping as He Rushes Into Buckingham to Deliver TERRIBLE NEWS 😰👇👇👇

Panic and heartbreak have gripped Buckingham Palace tonight after Tom Parker Bowles, son of Queen Camilla, was seen racing through the gates in tears. Witnesses reported seeing the 49-year-old food critic visibly distraught, clutching his phone and shouting for help as palace guards cleared the way. Within moments, emergency vehicles were spotted arriving under heavy security.

According to multiple royal correspondents, King Charles was in the midst of a private briefing when Tom burst into the room, his voice breaking as he delivered the devastating words that would stop the King’s heart cold. “It’s Mother… it’s Queen Camilla…” he reportedly said before collapsing into a chair.

Palace sources confirm that doctors were immediately summoned, but the King’s desperate pleas echoed through the marble halls: “Get the doctors — now! Please, hurry!” Those close to the situation describe the scene as “utter chaos,” with aides in tears and security sealing off the entire east wing of the residence.

Within minutes, a shadowy announcement from Buckingham Palace was issued to the press:

“Her Majesty Queen Camilla has suffered a sudden and severe medical emergency. The King and members of the Royal Family are gathered by her side. Further details will follow.”

However, the tone of the message — and the visible distress of senior officials — left many fearing the worst. All journalists and photographers stationed outside were barred from entering, and palace curtains were drawn tight, an ominous signal often associated with moments of deep royal crisis.

Eyewitnesses described the King as pale and trembling, clutching his wedding ring as he waited for updates. “He looked completely broken,” one palace insider said. “You could see the love and fear in his eyes. He kept whispering her name — ‘Camilla… my darling Camilla…’”

As the news spread across Britain, tributes and prayers flooded social media. Messages of concern from world leaders and members of the Commonwealth began to appear within the hour, all expressing shock and sorrow.

The nation now waits in tense silence for an official confirmation — though inside Buckingham, the mood is already one of mourning.