Staying under the sky of Great Britain, the crowned heads, over the years, have given a lot and succulent material to the gossip newspapers. The most famous case of a controversial romantic relationship between members of blue blood is that between Diana and Carlo. The end of the marriage, celebrated on July 29, 1981, arrives on November 20, 1995 with the bombshell interview with Diana’s BBC that not only accuses her husband of having cheated on her, but admits that she herself was unfaithful: “There were three of us in this weddingDiana declared sadly, referring to Husband’s unfaithful relationship with Camilla Parker Bowles.
“It was a little too crowded.”
Recently, instead, the royal-gossip that has as protagonists has filled the gossip pages Kate Middleton, Prince William and Rose Hanbury, Marquess of Cholmondeley, neighbor of the Dukes of Cambridge in the countryside of Anmer Hall. Kate and Rose, once friends, came into the spotlight in March 2019, when there was talk of a rift and the Marquise was pointed out as “rival” of the Duchess of Sussex. At the center of the “dispute”, they had hinted at the rumors, William’s “dangerous friendship” with Rose. It is not clear how the rumor was born, it is certain that it has never been demonstrated. And William and Kate immediately silenced the gossips, showing themselves more close-knit than ever.
There is also no evidence on the (numerous) lovers attributed to Prince Philip. Even the principality of Monaco has offered succulent ideas for royal soap based on sex and horns. The case of Stephanie of Monaco and Daniel Ducruet. The princess filed for divorce from her former bodyguard in 1996 after seeing it on the magazine Interview a photo of Ducruet having sex with a striptease dancer in the pool. Explicit images that did not admit denials. Suspicions of treason also hover about Albert of Monaco. In 2011, a few hours after yes with Charlène of Monaco L’Express wrote about a former swimmer’s escape aboard a Smart which ended at Nice airport thanks to the French police.
In 2010 it was the king’s warm nights Carl Gustav of Sweden to keep bench in the newspapers. The king’s troubles began in November 2010 when an unauthorized biography appeared in Swedish bookstores: Carl XVI Gustaf – The Reluctant Monarch (Carlo Gustavo, the reluctant king). The book, written by three reporters, was a bomb. Through research lasting two years the authors had discovered that Carlo Gustavo immediately after meeting, in 1972, the current Queen Silvia, had begun to organize “Wild parties” with models and actresses who rarely exceeded the age of twenty. The book also revealed a relationship of the king, which ended in the early 1990s, with Camilla Henemark, who among other things participated in the red light parties. After those revelations, Queen Silvia took off her wedding ring. But apparently the faithless has been forgiven. Last June the sovereigns celebrated 43 years of marriage.
Even in Belgium the newspapers did not struggle to fill the tabloid pages. Alberto II in 2013 he abdicated in favor of his son Filippo not only because of his age. It seems that the ruler has betrayed his wife Paola for life and that from one of his liaison a daughter is born: the legal battle for the recognition of Delphine Boel it is still ongoing.
They have not fared better in Spain. Yesterday like today. The former king Juan Carlos for years would have betrayed Sofia of Greece with the charming princess Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein. The daughter Cristina, for her part, when she was involved in the Noos financial scandal for which her husband Inaki Urdangarin he ended up in jail, from the e-mails that came to light on the case he discovered that the spouse was having a good time with several other women, including some family friends.
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