Under the normal course of events I'm usually sworn to secrecy if I've been involved with anything that hasn't yet gone public. However, our latest Royal venture seems to have been broadcast across the globe, even though it isn't due for release until October 25th 2019! (Yes, it's a long time to wait!) It seems to have been covered by most publications in India!

My lovely lookey-likey Royal family (now with Harry and Meghan on board) were booked to take part in a shoot for a new Bollywood movie being filmed at Blenheim Palace. This is the fourth in a series of comedies entitled Housefull, so Housefull4 is being eagerly anticipated by all the Bollywood fans. It was an honour to be working under the direction of Farah Khan who is celebrated for her role as both Director and choreographer.

I've never paid too much attention to Bollywood, other than watching the occasional clip, so being thrust into the all-singing, all-dancing machine was quite an amazing experience. Blenheim was buzzing with dancers and extremely loud music filled the courtyard, much to the amazement of the visitors who thought that they'd come for a quiet day out at one of England's greatest stately homes! Needless to say they were thrilled to discover that the Queen was strutting her stuff on the grand staircase! Shot on one of the hottest days of the English summer we were all wilting in the heat, especially Wills and Harry in their uniforms.

So, a couple of memories of the day, including a line-up with the beautiful Pooja Hegde, star of Bollywood.

Well, the proverbial number 9 bus came along last week. No demand for Charles and Camilla and then suddenly everyone wants us. A good time generally for the Royal lookalikes with the wedding of Harry and Meghan on the horizon.

The best thing to come out of all of that was a stint on The Lorraine Show the day before the Royal Wedding. A great opportunity to meet up with some of my lookey-likey friends and to meet some new faces.

A very early start (alarm set for 5am) saw us arrive at the old BBC studios for 6.45. A little too early for me and it left me wondering how these folk do the early morning tv shows five days a week, especially in the winter.

Having been asked to arrive in typical royal day-wear the thrust of the show was to undergo a make-over by Mark who is the fashion consultant on the show. The results? Well, see for yourself! I just LOVED that hat!

Long time no hear from me I know. It's been a quiet few months for the lookalikes. However, a wedding and a new baby should change all that!

So, the moment you've all been waiting for (and me too!) Tuesday 30th January, 8.30 pm on Sky One, tune in to Harry Hill's Tea Time for a giggle and me winning my first BAFTA.

Well, that was exciting! A trip to the Sky TV studios, working with a brilliant production team and one of comedy's big names. And yes, one's lips are still sealed for the time being, even though one is busting to tell you all!

Reassuring to be greeted by the hair and make-up department who wondered if I really WAS Camilla! Lovely.

Strange to be working with folk that you normally only see on the telly and actually making physical contact with them (not too physical you understand!)

Good too to see some huge smiles on the faces of the production team when we'd finished. Move over Tracey Ullman...