00:00Going back to Carol, which we've spoken about, I love the role that she plays, you know, in the Wales
00:06family.
00:06She is their only living grandmother.
00:09And I've loved this year, one of my favourite royal photos is after the Three Peaks.
00:13They took a family photo and Carol was there and so was Michael.
00:17You know, she is very integral to the Wales family.
00:20What do you think her role will be once her daughter is queen?
00:25Oh, that's very difficult.
00:26I think she will be in the background, but she will be in the foreground, if you think what I
00:32mean.
00:32I think she's a very determined and clever lady.
00:36I really have huge admiration for her.
00:38I think we all do.
00:39And I think she's pushy, but she probably needed to be.
00:42The right amount.
00:44She's pushy.
00:45But I think she will keep in the background and come forward when wanted, rather than pushing herself forward.
00:53And that's really what she's done since Catherine married William, isn't it?
00:57She's been in the background and come forward.
01:00For instance, when Catherine was ill and they, you know, she took over.
01:05She took over helping with the children and the school and the cooking and, you know, making food for William
01:12and looking after him too.
01:13And I think she's a very strong and determined person.
01:18Yeah.
