Camilla Parker-Bowles, the Duchess of Cornwall, would not even want her worst enemy to go through the horrid experience she went through when she was having an affair with Prince Charles. She admitted that she could not have survived it had her family and friends not supported her.
After long years of maintaining stern silence, Camilla Parker-Bowles has finally opened up about her torrid affair with Prince Charles that earned her a lot of notoriety and backlash from the public. According to People, the Duchess of Cornwall has revealed the lows and how she coped with them when she reignited her affair with Prince Charles. In a no-holds-barred interview with The Mail, Camilla said that the experience was horrid.
She admitted that she could not have survived it had she not received the support of her family. Referring to those times, Camilla said that it was highly unpleasant and she would not wish it on even her worst enemy. So, what helped her wade the storm? The Duchess of Cornwall said that it was her upbringing that had taught her to refrain from complaining. It taught her to move on and it saw her through the crisis, The Sun claimed.
Camilla also credited using her sense of humor to see the brighter side of life. She said that one has to laugh through most of the things when they do not happen the way one wants them to. Speaking about her entry into the royal family, she said that she did not find it difficult to adapt to the royal family because her upbringing had taught her aristocratic manners.
It is worth mentioning here that Camilla Parker-Bowles came under attack from media and Princess Diana's fans after her affair with Prince Charles was exposed. The fans of the late Princess blamed her for straining the relationship of Charles and Diana and even after the latter's death, it took the public and media a good deal of time to accept her as Prince Charles' wife.
