WATCH: Queen Camilla's Reaction To Her Barbie Doppelganger

Queen Camilla was pleasantly surprised when she received a Barbie doll crafted in her likeness, expressing that it made her look "50 years younger." The doll, dressed in an outfit reminiscent of the queen's attire, was presented to her in recognition of her dedicated support for the Women of the World (WOW) Foundation as its president. Camilla held the miniature version of herself during an event at Buckingham Palace, where guests included prominent figures like Dame Helen Mirren, Baroness Doreen Lawrence, Spice Girl Mel B, and Dame Kelly Holmes, along with schoolgirls and individuals contributing to the advancement of women and girls.

During her speech, Queen Camilla recounted a story from history, highlighting the significance of hope and progress in the pursuit of gender equality. Referring to the suffragettes who broke palace windows with stones in 1914, she emphasised the symbolic importance of their actions and acknowledged the ongoing journey towards a more equitable future for women. 

Queen Camilla Receives Barbie Doll Modeled After Her Image

The special Barbie doll, meticulously designed to resemble Queen Camilla, featured details such as her signature curls and jewellery, including a WOW badge symbolising the foundation's mission. The presentation took place on the WOW Girls Festival Bus, which has been travelling across the country to advocate for gender equality. The bus made its final stop at Buckingham Palace, where Queen Camilla toured it alongside Mathilde, Queen of the Belgians, and the Duchess of Gloucester.

The Women of the World Foundation, a charitable organisation dedicated to championing gender equality, has evolved into a global network of events celebrating the achievements of women and girls while addressing the barriers they face. During the event, Queen Camilla engaged with schoolchildren involved in gender equality projects and conversed with leading women invited to the occasion.

Notably, Dame Helen Mirren also received her own Barbie doll, commemorating her contributions to the entertainment industry and advocacy for women's empowerment. Reflecting on her influence, Mirren expressed a desire to inspire young girls to pursue diverse opportunities and support organisations like Women of the World, emphasising the importance of realising one's potential and seeking out opportunities for growth.

Mirren, aged 78, who clinched her own best actor Oscar back in 2007 for The Queen, received her own Barbie doll last week. The doll was a replica of Mirren, dressed in an ensemble mirroring her iconic look, complete with a miniature Oscar statuette.