Diana Spencer. Appropriately dubbed the people's princess throughout her lifetime, Diana brought the royal family to its knees with her sharp wit, her dedication to speaking her truth, and her warm demeanor when interacting with the public. She was not the tiaras, gloves, formality, and coldness that so many associate with the royals; she was controversial,
yes, but beloved by many who saw her as the jolt that the firm needed to be brought into the 21st century. Her tragic death in 1997 galvanized the public and the press, and many have firmly remained on her side since. It's no wonder, then, that Camilla Parker Bowles — the other woman in Diana's marriage to then-Prince Charles — was absolutely ripped to shreds.
Camilla has been on the scene since the 1970s and her early relationship with Charles was short-lived. Quickly deemed an inappropriate match for the future king due to her dating history and bold demeanor, Camilla went on to marry Andrew Parker Bowles,
but her relationship with Charles never truly faded. Naturally, the press caught wind of her affair with Charles and ran with it, dominating the headlines for decades and dragging her in the process. Camilla's relationship with the British press has been incredibly complex, riddled with stress and drama, but has somehow come out the other side intact and mutually beneficial. We're here to break it all down.
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