By Rebecca English She may not have been born a Duchess. But baby Camilla still came into the world by royal approval. Yesterday her husband, Prince Charles, revealed a hitherto unknown royal fact: that he and his future wife were delivered by the same gynaecologist-obstetrician - but in very different surroundings. The prince made his revelation on a visit to King's Hospital in Camberwell, south London, where, by coincidence, the Duchess of Cornwall was born to Major Bruce Shand and his wife the Hon Rosalind Shand on July 17 1947. Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, holds an 'I'm a King's Baby' bear as Prince Charles looks on during an official visit to King's College Hospital
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Couple visited King's Hospital in Camberwell, south London
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Duchess of Cornwall was born at hospital on July 17, 1947
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Prince Charles born on November 14, 1948, in Buckingham Palace
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Both delivered by Queen's obstetrician Sir William Gilliat
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Couple visited several parts of hospital including neo-natal unit
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Camilla cheered parents and babies by pulling funny faces
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Duchess saw wash bags handed to victims of rape that she helped devise
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