This is how she let him know that she disgusted him.
The relationship between the current King Charles and the late Princess Diana of Wales continues to generate controversy in public opinion. Now, shocking details have been revealed about the humiliations that Lady Di suffered at the hands of the monarch in the privacy of her marriage.
The book "The King: The Life of Charles III", released on November 8 of last year, became an unrivaled source by telling a controversial story about how King Charles humiliated the Princess to avoid having relations with her.
The legitimate author of the book, Christopher Andersen, reveals how Lady Di sought comfort from numerous lovers due to the indifference and contempt she received from the president. According to a source close to the British royal family, the Princess literally chased the consort through the hallways, stairs and rooms of her residence, begging for privacy. However, Charles III stopped having relations with Diana since the birth of Prince Harry in 1984.
But the most shocking and cruel thing recounted in the book was a sarcastic response by Charles towards Diana, when she desperately searched for an explanation for her rejection. According to the author, the king said to her in a derogatory manner: "I don't know, my dear, I think (I) might be gay."
These revelations have once again called into question the image of the British royal family and have generated great controversy in public opinion. Many wonder how the princess was able to endure such humiliating treatment at the hands of the king, and how this affected her emotional well-being in the years leading up to her tragic death.
Despite the royals' attempts to keep these details secret, the book "The King: The Life of Charles III" has brought an uncomfortable reality to light and reignited the debate over King Charles' behavior towards Princess Diana. .
