Camilla is not very pretty, but is unique because of her interesting soul. Don't blame Charles for being fascinated by her, she has become a man's magnet when she was a teenager.
In detail, Camilla's origin is also good, although it is not enough for the British royal family's birth requirements for the future princess at that time, but it can also be regarded as an aristocratic family.
Although his father, Bruce, was a wealthy merchant, he served in the Royal Cavalry Regiment and received medals in World War II.
The status of the mother at once elevated the social status of the whole family, she was the daughter of a lord, and people called her the honorable Rosald.
When Camilla was born in 1947, her mother's room was piled high with greeting cards from London's wealthy and bustling neighborhoods.
But no one expected that the child of this aristocratic family would emulate her great-grandmother Iris in the future.
Is it a coincidence of fate or a continuation?
Iris was once the lifelong mistress of Charles's great-great-grandfather Edward VII, and her descendant Camilla went further than her, and the mistress directly entered the house as the future queen of the British royal family.
Camilla's parents, though not daughters raised to the standards of a royal princess, definitely gave her the education that aristocratic children deserve.
At the age of 5, she began to enter the aristocratic school, and Xu was the reason why she had no distraction at an early age, and she graduated with an all-A grade.
In 1964, at the age of 17, Camilla went to the Swiss aristocratic school Mont. Attended Fatil Private Girls' High School.
At that time, many aristocratic girls in Britain would receive a very strict education in this school.
These aristocratic families hoped that their daughters would receive a good education in aristocratic etiquette and would be able to integrate effortlessly into British high society in the future.
Unfortunately, the rules and precepts of the girls' school did not train Camilla to be the lady required by the school, but instead inspired the rebellious girl's wildness.
A group of adolescent girls are disciplined by a few old-fashioned women, and the collisions are intense.
Camilla's dormitory for a dozen girls is a villa-type cottage called "Monastery", and Camilla pulled in and soon changed this ugly name to "Debb's Cottage", which is very in line with the character of a romantic girl.
But the next few operations are not for the purpose of loving romantic girls, Camilla is simply a social sister habit possession.
The inability to find boys in girls' schools became the focus of Camilla's complaints.
To this end, she also concocted her own school song to satirize the school, to the effect that she came to this nasty girls' school, which is worthy of sympathy, because there is not a single boy.
This kind of school song actually dared to sing it boldly in front of the teacher, the face was not red and the heart did not beat, and the teacher only had to be angry.
A 17-year-old girl is just pregnant with spring, but she wants to pull this spring to her side. There are no boys in the school, and there are a lot of boys outside the school.
As a result, classmates often saw Camilla sitting in the car of her boy with a cigarette and then blatantly waving to the people watching her at the window.
The school banned dated boys outside and smoked, but the bans were ineffective against Camilla.
Although the girls are infinitely envious of Camilla, it also shows that she belongs to the category of people who have been abandoned by the school.
Go on your own, as long as it doesn't affect the school's tuition from her aristocratic family.
At that time, Camilla was described as a "queen bee", and she could attract a large group of boys from outside to the school, laughing and playing with them on the school grass, facing the teacher's drive, without shyness.
On weekends, a group of girls secretly drink and party in the dormitory, camilla is always the one who talks the most and dares to say, and her mouth is always talking about boys.
At that time, the "queen bee" always had to show off her "horse boy" to other girls, and she did not forget to teach them the experience of interacting with boys very professionally, which she was very rich.
Camilla's ambitions were already evident as a teenager, when she wanted to fish for a "golden turtle wife" and live an aristocratic life of riding a horse and raising a dog on a private beach to bask in the sun, rather than looking for some job.
Such a person with different ambitions naturally has no intention of studying, and his grades are a mess.
While the other girls were nibbling on books, she didn't know which boy was hunting on horseback. Even if she had to sit in the classroom, she yawned.
However, she should be grateful to the boys who sacrificed their time to ride her horse, and it was their sparring that allowed the proficient equestrian to trap the future king of England in a polo game.
Of course, if someone had told the 17-year-old that she would be Crown Prince Charles's mistress in the future, it is estimated that she would not have considered it a humiliation, as a classmate who once commented with her at a school, "she will be surprised and more happy."
In the aristocratic school, she never learned what "shame" was, perhaps because the nobleman's rules and precepts prematurely stimulated the part of the wild gene passed down to her by her ancestors, so that the wild girl could not stop the car as soon as she appeared on the stage, and let it develop.
After leaving the girls' school, Camilla immediately threw herself into the social world, and she went in and out of high-end social situations.
The girls' school's own free training of horseback riding, hunting, equestrianism, etc., is fully in line with the interests of royal men, and she has long been familiar with the boys' circle, and knows what topics men like, so her place is always happy.
Wild girls and socialites connect seamlessly.
Camilla attracts anyone because she's funny.
Kevin Burke, who had deprived Camilla of her virginity, said of her: She is not beautiful, but she is charming.
The two were not yet 20 years old when they were together.
Then there's Camilla's ex-husband, Andrew, and then the sullen Crown Prince Charles.
Maybe she didn't realize at the time that she had caught a big fish, she was just proud that she could play with the prince in the palm of her hand.
Just playing and playing, she gradually entered the play, and the whole British royal family that stirred up was no longer peaceful.