King Charles III’s affair with Camilla Parker Bowles, now Queen Consort, has been no secret. But another hidden story of the son of the late Elizabeth II made much less noise. Another secret mistress of King Charles III, who was very close to Diana. Like William and Harry’s mother, Lady Dale Elizabeth Tryon therefore shared Charles’ bed. One was the official wife, the other two, her favorites, both married. Camilla and Australian Lady Dale were aware of each other’s existence. The two women were already in the life of the Queen’s eldest son before Diana, and they even helped him find the mother of his sons.
In the late 1970s, the now-king of Britain asked Dale and Camilla to help him find a wife, reports Gala. During a lunch, they then made a list of their preferences. And it’s Diana Spencer’s name that they finally settled on. The Princess of Hearts quickly becomes friends with Dale. She even wore her creations. We even learn that Lady Tryon provided Charles’ wife with sleeping pills.
Depressed, she defenestrated herself
In 1990, Lady Dale Elizabeth Tryon felt totally neglected by then Prince Charles for Camilla. She then sank into depression, drowning her sadness in vodka and medication. The one that Charles found”sparkling, funny, sexy, natural“, eventually faded, overcome by sadness. In 1996, she defended herself, while trying to run away from a rehab clinic. She came out with her spine broken, as well as her skull and ends up in a wheelchair. The Australian was subsequently devastated by the death of Diana on August 31, 1996, and she too would die, nine months later, contracting sepsis following a minor operation, aged 49. year. Hearing the news, Charles was very affected but was able to count on Camilla to comfort him.