Prince Charles didn't marry Camilla before Princess Diana for this reason.
It's no secret that Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles met and dated before he met Princess Diana, but there is apparently a reason why the prince did not marry the Duchess of Cornwall first.
Almost a decade before his wedding to Diana, in the English Summer of 1972, Charles and Camilla began what would be the start their highly strung out relationship.
Camilla's long-time on-again-off-again boyfriend Andrew Parker-Bowles was out of the country on army service, and while he was away the duchess began a romantic relationship with Charles.
Sally Bedell Smith, author of Prince Charles: The Passions And Paradoxes of an Improbable Life, has made new claims that Camilla's meddling father is to blame.
In January 1973, Charles and Camilla were forced to seperate after he set sail for the Caribbean for naval duty. It was at that point that Andrew Parker-Bowles made his way back to London.
Bedell Smith makes claims that it was in fact, Camilla's family that wanted her to marry Andrew rather than the heir to the British throne.
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