Queen Camilla’s thoughts get exposed: ‘She picked Diana to be Charles’ bride’

Its widely known that there was a sordid relationship back when Kate initially joined the Firm, and the reason for that was because she “was below the salt” and “had no aristocratic blood.”

Royal author Christopher Andersen broke all that down in his interview with Fox News Digital.

As part of his findings, “In the beginning, Camilla was one of Kate’s fiercest critics.”

It was so bad that Mr Andersen claims “she did not think she was up to snuff, as it were.” Almost as if “she was below the salt” due to the fact that she had “no aristocratic blood” what so ever.

But he did end there, instead the commentator made a shocking claim, one that went as far as to allege that Camilla always saw herself as the ‘mistress’ of a king, “not a queen.” And its also said that “she picked [Princess] Diana to be [King] Charles’ bride.”

“So, she was very cognizant of the fact that a future king of England should have, she believed, a marriage to a royal personage, or at least a British aristocrat,” he added as well

However, as is evident in the YouGov polls and the like “Kate was none of those things, but she quickly became popular.”

For those unversed with the reason behind such thoughts, it was because Kate Middleton grew up in a quiet village near Berkshire, England as the daughter of a commercial airline pilot and a former flight attendant.

Carole and Michael Middleton, her parents, later went on to build a party supplies business that became quite successful. In her later years she wound up studying art history at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, and that is where her royal love story began because Prince William also joined the university in 2001.