Camilla given "personal" honour by Queen Once described as "the Rottweiler" by Diana, Princess of Wales, she is broadly considered to have transformed public perceptions and is warmly received on visits at home and abroad. However, she has never quite shaken off the stigma of being "the other woman" and the award will likely reignite the debate about whether the Duchess could ever become Queen Camilla when her husband becomes King. Recent recipients of the order include Prince Edward, his wife, the Countess of Wessex, the Duke of York and Sir Michael Peat, her husband's former private secretary. Others bestowed with the honour include Lord Fellowes, the Queen's former private secretary, Prince Michael of Kent, the Earl of Snowdon, the Duke of Kent as well as British ambassadors and foreign heads of state. There is no limit to the number of members, but Debrett's describes the order as being "prized as a mark of high esteem and favour, bestowed directly by the Sovereign without the recommendation of the Prime Minister." A Buckingham Palace spokeswoman said the Duchess would be invested with the insignia of her rank at a later date. A spokeswoman for the Duchess declined to comment.