The Crown: How Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles’s Relationship Really Started

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TheCrown captured Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles's infamous love story in season three—but how much of that is real, and how much of it is fiction?

It’s a famous—and infamous—love story: Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles, married in 2005 after an extramarital affair, their respective high-profile divorces, and, of course, the tragic death of Princess Diana. But before all the tragedy and drama, there were just two twenty-somethings in a budding romance: a young Prince of Wales and Camilla Parker Shand.“Imbroglio.” It’s a dramatic plot point: There’s sex, cheating, and even a plot to keep two lovers apart.

—the couple was introduced by mutual friend Lucia Santa Cruz in 1972. This rules out one plot point: the love quadrangle. Although Princess Anne was linked to Andrew Parker Bowles , their connection didn’t overlap with Camilla and Charles’s courtship. Princess Anne and Andrew Parker Bowles were actually together in 1971.

However, it does seem that the royal family didn’t realize the strength of Charles’s devotion. “Everyone knew about Camilla’s affair with Andrew Parker-Bowles, which had been going on for six years,” Smith recalls. “So to the extent that the royal family was aware of Charles and Camilla, nobody took it seriously.” History can tell you just how wrong they were.

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And no mention of the beautiful perfectly dressed 1st lady Melania what is going on? Is the editor jealous of the 1st lady or is Melania's style way over the head of the vogue reader? What bad taste putting women like Meghan Markle Michelle Obama etc above Melania. Common.

Please shut up. You are an American fashion magazine. Rip Diana.

What a homely woman. Poor thing.

I wish Bangor had a decent night club close to where I live. I escaped a cult so my outdoor space interaction is limited.

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