"She had a persistent cough which she couldn't shake off," Queen Camila's close friend exclusively told the outlet, "It wasn't connected to her smoking, but she decided it was a good opportunity." The friend continued, "She's been trying to give up for as long as I have known her, but this time she's given up for good," after revealing that Camila apparently said, "It wasn't so much me giving up smoking, rather smoking giving up on me." The King's companion also attempted to give up smoking earlier in 2001, before she finally quit two to three months later, when she went on a trek to the Himalayas to "'re-energize her spirits and encourage her to give up smoking." She was accompanied by the then-Prince of Wales' favorite health guru, Dr
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