Camilla becomes grandmother again, this time to twin boys

The Duchess of Cornwall is thrilled her daughter Laura has given birth to twins

The Duchess of Cornwall's daughter has given birth to twin baby boys, Clarence House said today.
Camilla was said to be 'absolutely delighted' by the news that Laura, who is married to Harry Lopes, now has two sons.
The boys have been named Louis and Gus and were delivered at an undisclosed London hospital yesterday.

A Clarence House spokesman said: 'The whole family are thrilled and the Duchess is absolutely delighted by the news.
'Mother and sons are doing well.
Camilla, 62, already has two grandchildren - Lola, the two-year-old daughter of her son Tom Parker Bowles, and Eliza, aged 23 months, Laura's first child.
During a visit to a a family centre in Harlesden, North-West London, last month, Camilla revealed that the twins would be non-identical.
She told Jonathan Masoudi, a 15-year-old twin son of a Congo refugee: 'My daughter, Laura, is going to have twins in January. They are going to be non-identical, just like you. We are all very excited.'
Shortly before Christmas, Camilla told the Mail of the joy that being a grandmother had brought her.
'I just love them all to bits,' she said. 'Obviously I am being called on for more and more baby sitting duties but it's wonderful.

'Laura was rather thrown when she was told she was having twins but we have never had them in the family before and I for one can't wait.'


Proud parents: Laura and her husband Harry Lopes, pictured at their 2006 wedding, already have a 23-month-old daughter, Eliza
In April, it emerged the Duchess had been granted planning consent to extend her country mansion to create accommodation for her grandchildren.
She submitted plans to build an additional bedroom and bathroom so her grandchildren can enjoy her rural retreat.
The proposals, which were agreed by North Wiltshire District Council, also detailed a new attic staircase at the six-bedroom property.
The Duchess bought Reymill House, in picturesque Reybridge, for £850,000 after her divorce from Andrew Parker Bowles in 1995.
Despite rarely staying at the property since her marriage to Prince Charles in April 2005, the 27-acre property provides her with a country hideaway.