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Most people probably know Camilla Rosemary Shand due to her scandalous love triangle with King Charles III and Princess Diana.
However, Camilla’s life before she got involved in a forbidden romance with King Charles III was no less interesting.
In Tina Brown’s book titled The cards of the palace which was recently released, Camilla’s life with her ex-husband, Andrew Parker Bowles, is a story that is no less highlighted.
Her first marriage, which lasted almost 22 years, was not only marked by Camilla’s infidelity, but also by her husband.
Camilla hasn’t been blind to his infidelity from the start as she “always knew Andrew’s weakness for other women” and still chose to marry him.
“When I was with Andrew he would come to me at parties and ask me what I was doing with his girls. He always did that to girls at parties. But I was fed up and I said, ‘You can have him back when I’m done.'” Lady Caroline Percy says. in the book.
The story also created a problem of paranoia for Camilla. Even after giving birth to her son Tom, then her daughter Laura, it is said that Camilla never really knows where her husband has gone.
“Camilla never knew where her husband was or who he was with for a week”, reads the excerpt of the book.
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LONDON, UK – JULY 12: (UNDER EMBARGO FOR PUBLICATION IN BRITISH NEWSPAPERS UP TO 48 HOURS AFTER THE DATE AND TIME CREATION) Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall attends a state banquet at Buckingham Palace on Day 1 of the Visit of Spanish State on July 12, 2017 in London, England. This is the first state visit of the current King Felipe and Queen Letizia, the last in 1986 with King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia. (Photo by Max Mumby / Indigo / Getty Images) / Photo: Getty Images / Max Mumby / Indigo- – |
Camilla may not have an ideal free marriage due to the relationship that occurred during her time with Andrew.
So it can be concluded, Camilla actually knows very well the consequences of infidelity from two sides, the perpetrator and the victim, at the same time.
Although her life is filled with stories of infidelity, Camilla has now been accepted by the British people as a member of the working-class family since her marriage to King Charles III in 2005.
However, on the other hand, her choice to be present at Charles and Diana’s wedding until it ended with the separation could not simply be forgotten.
(he / syf)
