Recent reports suggest that Queen Camilla is likely to be the first Queen to cook a meal for herself or her family. But Camilla also has a lot of help in her everyday life thanks to the companion of the appropriately named Queen.

The former queen was always attended by a waiting woman, but Camilla reportedly "replaced" the role with something "more acceptable." The publication reports that Queen Camilla has 6 companions, all of whom have helped her in different aspects of her life.

Waiting women were known to help the monarch with such tasks as "dressing and undressing", "bathing her and making a bed.""Camilla no longer requires her staff to carry out these despicable duties, but there are certain things she still needs for them.

Per the Daily Mail, "It is important that the companion goes on before any royal visit.".. For one special reason — a visit to spy on the land. She needs to make sure there is a proper toilet available for her boss and only for her use.

Perhaps somewhat surprisingly, finding a private toilet is of paramount importance to Queen Camilla. According to the Daily Mail, as soon as the queen stressed the need to find a toilet, one of her peers "carefully guides her in the right direction, guards her out the door and makes sure no one else tries to use the royal premises."

For each outlet, "exclusivity" is particularly important, as fans may try to get "royal souvenirs" from any space the queen was in,

According to The Daily Mail, the queen's peers do not receive a salary because their role is not considered to be a job in the traditional sense. I don't know. They reportedly receive scholarships for expenses, but are not motivated by salary. Instead, they clearly see the role as a privilege.

"Working for the Royal family, paid or unpaid, is considered a privilege as long as we remember the difference in rank that can never be crossed," the outlet reported.