Camilla Parker Bowles ‘Reviled, Hated’ By Americans For This Shocking Reason

Camilla Parker Bowles is still reviled and hated by Americans due to a shocking reason.

Even though Princess Diana has been dead for over 20 years, Americans still have not moved on from the fact that she died just one year after her divorce from Prince Charles was finalized.

Despite the couple’s marital problems, one of the main reasons for their breakup had to do with Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles’ affair. Princess Diana exposed the truth during her Panorama interview with Martin Bashir in 1995.

American reporter Ashley Pearson talked about the Duchess of Cornwall in the Netflix documentary “The Royals.” She said that the mom of two is reviled and hated in the United States.

“Nobody thinks she deserved to marry Prince Charles. We’re still angry that she made Diana cry so much, we think that she was a factor in their break up. We hate her!” she said (via Express).

Philip Dampier, a royal correspondent, also noted the fact that Bowles was deeply hated by Americans after Prince Charles and Princess Diana split. But British broadcaster Christopher Wilson said that Britons have become extraordinarily forgiving of Bowles.

Wilson also said that the royal family is aware that not everyone likes Bowles even right now. But their technique is to simply stay calm because they know that sooner or later people will come back around.

Despite the Americans’ dislike of Bowles, it has become evident that the members of the royal family adore her, particularly Queen Elizabeth II. Her Majesty gave a toast for Prince Charles during the future King’s 70^th birthday party at the Buckingham Palace this week.

In her speech, the monarch mentioned Bowles and credited her for sustaining the Duke of Cornwall throughout the years. Nicholas Frakes, a journalist for Express, claimed that the Queen approves of Bowles’ becoming the future Queen due to the subtle nod she gave to her at the party.

“Over his 70 years, Philip and I have seen Charles become a champion of conservation and the arts, a great charitable leader – a dedicated and respected heir to the throne to stand comparison with any in history – and a wonderful father. Most of all, sustained by Camilla, he is his own man, passionate and creative,” Her Majesty said.