Zoe's husband William is the owner of Knotts Bakery on the Lisburn Road where Queen Camilla visited on Thursday
Queen Camilla has met former Miss Northern Ireland Zoe Salmon and her family during her Royal visit to Belfast.
At Knotts Bakery, the Queen met owner William Corrie, as well as his wife, former Blue Peter presenter Zoe Salmon, and their one-year-old son Fitz who stole the show.The Queen chuckled as a joke was made that the young boy, dressed in a tux, had stolen her thunder, and smiled down at him. Queen Camilla also visited Coffey's Butchers and was presented with a gift of some local favourites at, including vegetable rolls and beer sausages.And during her visit to The Arcadia deli, shop assistant Brenda Robb asked after Charles, and handed her a get well card for him, extending her best wishes.
Responding to quips about men "not being the best patients", Camilla said: "I try to keep him in order."
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