Prince Charles And Camilla Divorce: Charles Would Rather Have Cami Killed Than Pay $350 M Divorce Settlement; Queen Agrees, No Money For Leaving Windsor
Prince Charles And Camilla Divorce: Duchess Of Cornwall Says Prince Charles Would Rather Have Her Killed Than Pay Divorce Settlement; Queen Agrees, No Money For Ending Failed Marriage
Prince Charles And Camilla Divorce: As rumors mount of Prince William taking the throne of England, side-stepping Prince Charles, the Duchess of Cornwall Camilla Bowles Parker is apparently 'mad' at the Queen, and preparing for a divorce after nine years of marriage.
Camilla shared with Kate Middleton that she has proof that Prince Charles was responsible the Parisian car crash ending the life of Princess Diana and her Egyptian boyfriend Dodi Fayed. Apparently, Lady Di wrote a letter to her personal butler ten years before her death that she has evidence that Charles is planning to kill her in a crash - the same proof that Camilla now has. Now, Camilla Parker is afraid that she is on a hit list just like Diana. On the other hand, some reports say that if the Queen wanted Camilla killed, it could have been arranged years ago. Nonetheless, Camilla has requested $350 million for a divorce settlement to which both Charles and his mother have said an emphatic 'No.'
But Camilla seems to be too much trouble for the British monarchy after her bout with alcohol, and Prince Charles appears to be in the center of controversy. She knows too many Royal secrets and 'inconvenient truths' about the royal family. The Globe reported that Camilla is trying to stir up strife in Kate Middleton's marriage after suggesting that Prince William will divorce Kate as well. William reportedly asked his father Prince Charles to keep Camilla away from Kate. The press reports that Kate and William are two people that Camilla hates the most.
Emerging reports also say that evidence of the affair between Charles and Camilla during the Prince's marriage to Diana are now in the open. Diana was reportedly told to stay away from Dodi Fayed, to avoid an embarrassment for the monarchy.
