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Calendargirl Sat 22-Jan-22 09:38:51

Been discussed before, I know, but in the DT today, it seems that support for this to be the Duchess of Cornwall’s title in the fullness of time is ever more likely.

I, for one, would be pleased to see this happen. Princess Consort would be a silly title for the wife of the King.

I have never thought Charles will allow his beloved wife to hold an inferior title.

Daisend1 Thu 10-Feb-22 14:38:00

Sarnia.
There was was never to be any thing other than would be .
Hadn't the House of Windsor achieved their goal many years before when Princess Diana given them an heir and spare ?
After all what's in a title in comparison.?

Anniebach Thu 10-Feb-22 15:14:01

Diana achieved her goal, the title came with the man so she had to get that ring on her finger

nadateturbe Thu 10-Feb-22 15:32:50

Horrible comment

Germanshepherdsmum Thu 10-Feb-22 15:39:41

From what my shooting friend told me, Annie is correct.

Anniebach Thu 10-Feb-22 15:57:03

Why is a horrible comment ? The night before the wedding
she was heard singing‘tomorrow I will be the princess of Wales,
why did she meet him on a shoot when she hated shoots

Aveline Thu 10-Feb-22 15:59:00

Anniebach you've always had it in for Diana. Hard to understand your attitude.

Anniebach Thu 10-Feb-22 16:05:09

Aveline that is not true, but the constant attacks on Camilla
which are based on lies is so wrong. I gave up trying to have a
discussion on the three involved , no one wants to, they just want to make Diana the victim whilst Charles and Camilla are
devils incarnate.

Aveline Thu 10-Feb-22 16:11:06

Anniebach over the years I have read your posts denigrating Diana over and over again. It's quite clear that Charles was in a relationship with Camilla when he married Diana. That's indubitably unpleasant. She was obviously very deeply unhappy and psychologically disturbed at times. Life in the Royal Family without a partner on your side must have been lonely and confusing for a not very bright girl with limited life experience.
As she grew older it's not surprising that she sought solace elsewhere - after all , Charles did.

nadateturbe Thu 10-Feb-22 16:11:52

Fed up with this gossipy thread.

Anniebach Thu 10-Feb-22 16:14:19

Aveline please explain how you know Charles was in a relationship with Camilla when he married ?

Tina49 Thu 10-Feb-22 16:27:11

Anniebach

Why is a horrible comment ? The night before the wedding
she was heard singing‘tomorrow I will be the princess of Wales,
why did she meet him on a shoot when she hated shoots

How on earth do you know that?

Anniebach Thu 10-Feb-22 16:31:37

A groundsman at Clarence House said ,

Tina49 Thu 10-Feb-22 16:45:42

Anniebach

A groundsman at Clarence House said ,

Who did he say it to? Was he a truthful person? How do you know this? Did you sing in a happy way before you got married?

Anniebach Thu 10-Feb-22 16:58:32

Were those who said Chsrlescwas in an affair with Camilla when he married truthful people ?

Tina49 Thu 10-Feb-22 17:00:40

Anniebach

Were those who said Chsrlescwas in an affair with Camilla when he married truthful people ?

Well that’s one way of (not) answering my questions. So it’s ok to reference dodgy sources because that what someone else did?
All a bit tedious really

Petera Thu 10-Feb-22 17:09:28

Tina49

Anniebach

Were those who said Chsrlescwas in an affair with Camilla when he married truthful people ?

Well that’s one way of (not) answering my questions. So it’s ok to reference dodgy sources because that what someone else did?
All a bit tedious really

My aunt's penfriend's step cousin said that Diana was killed by the Archbishop of Canterbury because she intended to marry Dodi and raise William and Harry as Muslims.

Anniebach Thu 10-Feb-22 17:10:16

No it isn’t ok to reference dodgy sources but it’s what’s done here, so I have decided to join them.

Mollygo Thu 10-Feb-22 17:10:17

The problem with this thread is it’s all based on hearsay. We know what ‘someone else’ tells us, whether that someone else is the media (newspapers and television), the internet, the grounds man, the ‘official’ biographer, a ‘friend of Diana’ or the ubiquitous brother of a cousin’s next-door-neighbour who used to live in a tree house outside Diana’s window and heard it all verbatim.
It all ended sadly, but I’d still like to know who thinks Diana would have begrudged Charles later happiness?

Anniebach Thu 10-Feb-22 17:11:09

Then it must be true Petra

Tina49 Thu 10-Feb-22 17:12:17

Petera

Tina49

Anniebach

Were those who said Chsrlescwas in an affair with Camilla when he married truthful people ?

Well that’s one way of (not) answering my questions. So it’s ok to reference dodgy sources because that what someone else did?
All a bit tedious really

My aunt's penfriend's step cousin said that Diana was killed by the Archbishop of Canterbury because she intended to marry Dodi and raise William and Harry as Muslims.

grin

Anniebach Thu 10-Feb-22 17:15:27

Mollygo yes it all ended sadly and people were hurt.

Germanshepherdsmum Thu 10-Feb-22 17:15:38

What my shooting friend told me wasn’t hearsay, though of course when I repeat it it becomes hearsay. I have no reason to doubt his recollection of what he saw.

Petera Thu 10-Feb-22 17:15:51

Anniebach

Then it must be true Petra

The source is as accurate as every other source here, pro- or anti-.

Like it or not we all rely on the media.

Anniebach Thu 10-Feb-22 17:18:23

I don’t rely on the media , some even believe ‘The Crown’

Tina49 Thu 10-Feb-22 17:24:38

Germanshepherdsmum

What my shooting friend told me wasn’t hearsay, though of course when I repeat it it becomes hearsay. I have no reason to doubt his recollection of what he saw.

Not wishing to disbelieve you or your friend, but I guess it may be that someone else might have passed on a different opinion, having been in the same place at the same time. If one was more a friend of the groom, rather than of the bride, type of thing.
And, at the end of the day, it’s not facts is it - it was someone’s opinion regarding another person.