Prince Charles, Queen Elizabeth’s eldest child, was born in 1948.
He was, after all, Britain’s most eligible bachelor (viaBiography).
So what did they do?
Of course, their marriage crumbled, and the two got divorced in 1996.
So how did Charles' life change after his separation from Diana?
And that was that.
“I cannot imagine anyone in their right minds leaving you for Camilla.
Such a prospect never even entered our heads.”
So what was it about Princess Diana that attracted so many people?
If anything, he experienced a dwindled amount of support in the time following his divorce.
The results were … justyikes.
And that’s not to mention that fact that Camilla’s popularity in Britain was just down the drain.
But still, not the best look.
And as The New Yorker put it, the party “set off a frenzy of speculation.”
Of course, everything would change just a month later due to Diana’s tragic death.
How was Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth’s relationship after his divorce?
He wrote a letter back, agreeing to the queen’s terms.
We honestly can’t imagine conversing like this with family, because this is truly some wild tension.
“One cannot underestimate how angry the queen has been.
At the palace there’s a huge sigh of relief.
The queen has decided that enough is enough,” McCoy revealed.
Yikes, talk about a damaged familial relationship.
Talk about a life-altering experience.
“‘They’re all going to blame me, aren’t they?’
before asking his private secretary, Stephen Lamport, if Diana’s death would “destroy the monarchy.”
Factor in a tragic death, and you’ve got the perfect storm.
“He had already told Charles as much.”
As perThe Guardianin July 1998, Charles introduced Prince William to Camilla for the very first time.
However, the introduction wasn’t at all planned.
Talk about a potentiallyveryawkward greeting.
Talk about a lifestyle shift.
The two were spotted leaving the Ritz in London following Camilla’s sister’s birthday party.
