King Charles III is a man who refuses nothing. Especially when it comes to women. And if Camilla was the known mistress of Prince Charles, there was another, more secret one. Another mistress who was very close to Diana. Lady Dale Elizabeth Tryon therefore shared Charles’ bed, with Camilla and the Princess of Hearts, official wife. The Australian has also helped, with Camilla, the future king to choose Diana, as reported by Gala. A woman who had old demons, and who ended up walking away. Revelations.
If Diana always hated Camilla Parker Bowles, new queen consort, she adored Lady Dale Elyzabeth Tryon, and even wore some of her creations. Born in 1948 in Melbourne (Australia), she spent her childhood in hospitals due to a spinal cord disease which she suffered from birth. She moved to London in the early 1970s and married a friend of the Prince of Wales, Lord Tryon, there. Charles III, then still Prince Charles, fell in love with the young woman he found.sparkling, funny, sexy, nature“.”She’s the only woman who really understands me“, would have confided the father of William and Harry about him.
Vodka and drugs
If she showed all her exuberance, on the other hand she hid her gray areas from her lover. A clothing designer and mother of four children, she was chronically depressed. It is even said that she helped Diana out with powerful sleeping pills when she lacked them. In the 1990s, Dale took it very badly that Charles completely abandoned her for Camilla. She then fell into a phase of depression, drowning his misfortune in alcohol, vodka in particular, and drugs. She defended herself in 1996 as she tried to flee from a drug addiction clinic.
Spine and skull broken, she ends up in a wheelchair
Lady Dale Elyzabeth Tryon is done with the broken spine and skull as well. In a wheelchair, she then had to face her husband’s divorce petition. Victim of a feeling of persecution, as reported by our colleagues, she thought that we wanted to assassinate her. As she hit rock bottom, she was very affected by the death of Diana on August 31, 1996. And it was nine months later that she too died, following sepsis, after a minor operation. Charles’ mistress was then 49 years old. A death that marked the future heir since the son of the late Elizabeth II was collapsed. Fortunately, Camilla, already by his side, responded to comfort him.