The Queen has named an adorable life-saving puppy after her grandson.
Camilla, 76, was given the chance to personally the pick a name for the latest addition to the Medical Detection Dogs, a charity of which she is patron.
The gorgeous golden Labrador has now been named Freddy, after 13-year-old Freddy Parker Bowles, her son Tom's child.
The Queen is extremely close to all her five grandchildren by Tom and his sister, Laura Lopes. Football-loving Freddy, born in 2010, is the youngest.
Freddy, along with his cousin, Gus and Louis, were pages of honour at their grandmother's coronation last year. Sweetly, they call Camilla 'Gaga'.
Queen Camilla (pictured at Wimbledon today), who is patron of the Medical Detection Dogs, chose a very thoughtful name for the charity's newest recruit
She chose to call the adorable yellow labrador Freddy, after her grandson
In a social media post the Medical Detection Dogs team revealed: 'Meet Freddy, our newest team member named by a very special supporter - our Patron, The Queen.
'Her Majesty was invited to name a puppy in celebration of her continued Patronage. Welcome to the team, Freddy!'
They shared a sweet video of the pup exploring his new house and garden with his 'oversized paws' and playing with his new seahorse toy.
Queen Camilla first became patron of Medical Detection Dogs in 2014 when she was duch*ess of Cornwall and has continued the patronage as Queen.
The charity use their amazing sense of smell to train dogs to detect everything from cancer to malaria and Covid-19.
They are also trained as medical alert animals who can warn their owners about the onset of potentially life-threatening conditions including epilepsy, diabetes and serious allergies.
Medical Detection Dogs Co-Founder and CEO, Claire Guest, said recently: 'We are delighted that Her Majesty the Queen will continue her involvement with MDD as Patron as she has been part of our journey almost since our early years.
'We have been lucky enough to meet her at our training Centre, royal households and public places and it has always been clear how passionate she is about dogs and how genuinely interested she is in our work.
Camilla is very close to all five of her grandchildren, including 13-year-old Freddy (pictured together on the Buckingham Palace balcony after the Coronation last year)
In a social media post the Medical Detection Dogs team revealed Freddy had been named by a 'very special supporter'
'We look forward to continuing our relationship and showing the world together how much difference dogs' noses could make in early diagnosis of disease.'
Her Majesty said: 'I've been Patron for ten years and the first time I went to visit Claire Guest in Milton Keynes it was almost a tiny little shed with just Claire and one or two others.
'Back then there was a lot of scepticism but as you've seen today, seeing is believing.'
Royal fans were left thrilled by the news, and couldn't help express their admiration of the adorable puppy.
They wrote: 'Soooooooo cute';
'Such a handsome little puppy.'
Food critic Tom previously revealed he has always shielded Freddy from the limelight in an interview on the Newsagents podcast.
Ahead of Freddy's role as Page of Honour at the Coronation in May 2023, Tom joked his son was 'more concerned about a Spurs win'.
King Charles III, Camilla, Queen Consort, Page Of Honour, Freddy Parker Bowles, Page of Honour, Louis Lopes, Annabel Elliot and Page of Honour, Gus Lopes
Though Tom had joked Freddy would be more interested in the 'Spurs game', once on the balcony, he seemed very interested in the day's events
Speaking to Jon Sopel and Emily Maitlis, Tom said: 'I don't think he has a sense of the occasion.
'He's a 13-year-old boy who loves football, a Spurs supporter... So, his worries are about the Spurs manager and losing when we're up and that sort of stuff.
'There's no reason for our children to be in the Press at all and so we've purposely kept them well away from anything to do with that...
'I think there are a lot of rehearsals are going to happen before and he's doing it with his cousins, his two best mates, and my first cousin's son so they will know each other.'
But on the day itself, Freddy looked animated and engaged in an appearance beside his grandmother and other senior royals on the Buckingham Palace balcony.
The Queen is very close to all her grandchildren - and is even said to compare her Wordle score with Freddy's 16-year-old sister, Lola each day.
Gruffalo author Axel Scheffler revealed only this week that Camilla used to read the story to her grandchildrenwhen they were younger.
She's also known to have read them the Harry Potter series but admitted she was 'hopeless' at mimicking the characters.
Tom Parker Bowles, the son of Queen Camilla and Andrew Parker Bowles, said he'd always tried to shield Freddy from the limelight
Page of Honour Freddy Parker Bowles and Page of Honour Gus Lopes watch an RAF flypast for the Coronation in May 2023
Queen Camilla has previously revealed the emphasis she places on family times such as gathering around the dinner table.
She told Mail+ that she had concerns about how social media and technology run the risk of eroding family values.
She said: 'Families don't sit down any longer, do they, and have dinner.
'Because I am ancient, in the old days we all sat down [to eat]. Now everyone is on their devices. It just makes me quite cross!'
The grandmother-of-five added that, when she has dinner with her grandchildren, she makes them put their 'flipping' phones away.
However, in the same interview Camilla admitted she joined apps like Houseparty and TikTok during lockdown so she could better stay in touch with her grandchildren.
Camilla has two children from her previous marriage to Andrew Parker Bowles from1973 to 1995, Tom and Laura Lopes.
She has five grandchildren of her own: Lola and Freddy Parker Bowles, and Eliza, Louis and Gus Lopes.
She also has five more through King Charles's sons William and Harry: George, Charlotte and Louis, and Archie and Lilibet.
