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Why would anyone sell something so personal? As for her claim regarding sleeping with Charles in 1992, IMO, coming from someone who would stoop so low as to sell the letters in the first place, I would very much doubt it.
I have to say that Prince Charles tend to look better in the red uniform than any other."British Esquire has declared Prince Charles the world's best-dressed man. "He is perfectly turned out in a double-breasted suit," they claim. "Admirably, the prince keeps his wardrobe in appropriate style: we're told he has a room laid out like a tailor's shop."
Given the current economic crisis, it is not totally surprising. Perhaps,a dire situation forced the person in question to sell these notes. Thus, I avoid to pass any judgment on appropriatness of this deal without knowing all the details.Love notes by Charles for sale Love notes by Prince Charles for sale | The Sun |News|Royals
With all due respect ... it is easy to determine what is wrong/right in any situation for an on-looker and make judgments on appropriateness. At the same time, the person, who sold the notes, is entitled to dispose of his/her own property as he/she sees fit.... They do, including steal, but it doesn't make it right. Anyone who would sell such a personal thing in the first place have questionable characters, those who buy them are even worse. Still I expect there are people who would sell their Granny! ... [snipped]
Any idea who Charles was dating in 1992?
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Indeed, it just goes to show that we all have different standards on what is correct or appropriate.With all due respect ... it is easy to determine what is wrong/right in any situation for an on-looker and make judgments on appropriateness.
It seems that Charles had a lucky escape from this woman. If she had in fact sold them on the understanding they would never be sold on, she would have a copy of the agreement and none appears to be forthcoming. The gleeful statement that she has more is indicative of the womans character, IMO. Whilst there is no doubt Charles was friends with this woman, she has seemingly produced nothing to substantiate her claim that they were having sex at all, let alone in 1992. Unless the letters are a tad more intimate, they sound the sort of letter one sends to opposite sex friends.Anger over Prince Charles' love letters ABC News
It seems that Charles had a lucky escape from this woman. If she had in fact sold them on the understanding they would never be sold on, she would have a copy of the agreement and none appears to be forthcoming. The gleeful statement that she has more is indicative of the womans character, IMO. Whilst there is no doubt Charles was friends with this woman, she has seemingly produced nothing to substantiate her claim that they were having sex at all, let alone in 1992. Unless the letters are a tad more intimate, they sound the sort of letter one sends to opposite sex friends.
The media seems to be making more of, what is to me, typical British humour, especially regarding the remark about hotel rooms. One can imagine Charles making this sort of remark to give the girl a giggle, not as a serious 'Oh My'!
Why would anyone sell something so personal? As for her claim regarding sleeping with Charles in 1992, IMO, coming from someone who would stoop so low as to sell the letters in the first place, I would very much doubt it.
I struggle to believe that as he was not yet officially separated from Diana, she would have stayed at Highgrove, without the press or Diana making it an issue.He didn't need to travel to Canada or the USA. She went to Highgrove in 92 and that's the last time they slept together.
He didn't need to travel to Canada or the USA. She went to Highgrove in 92 and that's the last time they slept together.
Oh really?Did you join 'm between the sheets...? Or did they ring you afterwards for an astray...?...Really...
He didn't need to travel to Canada or the USA. She went to Highgrove in 92 and that's the last time they slept together.
It seems to me that Prince Charles didn't care whether his wife had/made an issue with him commiting adultery, as evidenced by the longtime affair he was conducting with Camilla. Certainly his wife made her feelings on his adultery with Camilla abundantly clear, and doubtless would have done so about whomever else he was sleeping with as well.I struggle to believe that as he was not yet officially separated from Diana, she would have stayed at Highgrove, without the press or Diana making it an issue.
Did she, the only mention I recall was in the Panorama display added to which, I'm surprised she had the time! This gets totally boring when you come out with the same old unconnected, incorrect statements.Certainly his wife made her feelings on his adultery with Camilla abundantly clear,.
Love notes by Charles for sale
Love notes by Prince Charles for sale | The Sun |News|Royals