Here’s a twist: Camilla “got a hand” in Kate and William’s breakup

It is well known that Prince William and Princess Kate had a long time in the relationship when they met and looked at each other. It lasted nearly ten years before their engagement took place.

You surely know love story of Kate and William it was not cloudless. They started out as a friendship that turned into love, but they also broke up during their 10-year relationship in 2007.

There was a lot of talk about their high-profile breakup that year. This happened at a time when the prince was part of the cavalry regiment in Dorset and Kate was living in London, which meant that the young couple often spent time apart. Both William and Kate have publicly acknowledged their breakup, with William insisting that at the time they were “trying to find their own way” and giving themselves “some space” and, according to the prince, has worked.

However, as he writes to expressWilliam & Kate: A Royal Love Story author Christopher Anderson told The Daily Beast that Queen Camilla may have been the driving force behind the couple’s separation.

“I was in London when William and Kate broke up. I was shocked, completely stunned, everyone thought it was only a matter of time before William proposed to Kate to marry him. And then people started telling me that this was behind it. Camille “is an aristocrat, she has always moved in royal circles. She has always considered herself the heir of Alice Keppel, her great-grandmother, Edward VII’s lover. She and she was very proud of this bond, she bragged about it in both childhood and adulthood. She didn’t look at Kate as “Kate is the first working-class woman to be accepted into the royal family. She comes from the miners and her mother was a flight attendant,” she says the author.

Precisely because Camilla never felt that Kate Middleton as a person and the Middleton family as a whole would be worthy of joining the royal family, she told Charles.

“I was told during the breakup, and indeed later, that Camilla actually whispered in Charles’s ear that it was really time for William to make a decision one way or another. It has since been publicly confirmed that Charles suggested that William make a commitment to Kate or even let her go, “says the author.

But as we already know, Kate and William’s breakup didn’t last long: the couple reunited just ten weeks after the prince decided he couldn’t live without her. This story had a wonderful ending in the form of a luxurious wedding, which the couple played on 29 April 2011 at Westminster Abbey.

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