British media have brought to light the reason why the Princess of Wales does not forgive the queen consort.
The relationship between Camila Parker and Kate Middleton, wife of Prince William, has been the subject of numerous rumors and speculation over the years. Despite efforts to maintain a facade of cordiality, sources close to the Royal Family have revealed that the reality behind doors is much more complicated than it seems.
According to recent revelations by author Christopher Anderson in his book "The King, the life of Charles III", Camila Parker would have been the main person responsible for the temporary separation between Prince William and Kate Middleton in 2007. Camila, who at that time would have interceded with her husband to convince her eldest son to end his affair with Kate.
The queen consort did not see Kate Middleton as the ideal woman to be part of the royal family. This position would have led the royal couple to make the drastic decision to separate, breaking the heart of Kate, who learned that the culprit of this betrayal had been her partner's own stepmother.
Despite the obstacles, the love between Kate and the heir prevailed. After some time, the couple reconciled and finally announced their engagement in 2010. Their wedding, held on April 29, 2012, was followed by millions of people around the world, becoming one of the most memorable events of British royalty. .
Today, Kate and William are considered one of the most stable couples in the royal family, despite the numerous rumors that have surrounded their relationship over the years. Together, they have formed a beautiful family with three children, who have captivated the public with their charming charisma.
Although Camila Parker has never been the favorite of the people or of most members of the royal family, her influence on the lives of Prince William and Kate Middleton seems to have been deeper than previously thought. Although love was able to overcome obstacles, Camila Parker's shadow will continue to be a topic of discussion in British royal circles.
