One more time, Simon Charles Dorante-Daythe man he claims to be the illegitimate son of the new King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla Parker Bowleshad to talk after sharing the last letter he sent to Queen Elizabeth II in November 2021, just under a year before his death.
After requesting a fifth DNA test To confirm his identity, the self-proclaimed “Prince Simon” published a series of letters that he sent to the monarch and added a shocking fact to the story.
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In one of the texts, the British-born Australian He claims to the queen that he underwent surgeries and treatments to hide the resemblance with members of the royal family: “I can understand, and to some extent forgive, the actions that have been taken in the past in relation to my existence, but I cannot forget what has happened,” he wrote.
“My eyes were blue and I underwent medical treatment to turn them brown when I was 8 years old. They also made me a forced extraction of two teeth when he was 15″, narrated the 56-year-old man and maintained that “these are actions that were carried out to hide the truth”.
Simon Charles Dorante-Day was adopted at eight months and maintains that her adoptive grandmother -who worked with her husband for many years in the royal residence- told him on his deathbed that he was the “secret son” of Charles and Camilla.
The father of nine children believes that now is the best time to share what he wrote to His Majesty: “I have kept the contents of the letter confidential until now, but with her passing I feel it is appropriate to share my latest correspondence with her. I was disappointed that she had died without responding to my message because that window of opportunity was closed,” he assured.
The content of the letter
In addition to letting Queen Elizabeth know her opinion and her pain from medical treatments performed on him as a child, Simon said: “Throughout the years residing with the Day family, my adoptive grandparents, Winifred and Earnest Bowlden, told many stories about their time working for the royal household. Then, on my last visit to the UK in 1998my grandmother told me that my biological parents were her son Charles and his wife Camilla, “he suggested.
The presumed son of King Carlos added that it would be “naive” to think that the queen was not aware of such events and formally concluded the letter asking for help in resolving his case: “You will all be aware of the legal action I recently initiated and the level of attention this has already received. I am writing to you on behalf of my family and I request your help to solve this problem and stop this global assault. May God give you the strength to present yourself”concludes the text.
Simon claims to be the next heir to the throne
The engineer confirmed that present more evidence and sued in the Australian High Court to seek recognition of his “right to the line of succession to the British throne” ahead of Prince William.
The presumed son of Carlos and Camilla He currently resides in Australia and affirms two things: that he will not stop until he proves that he is the secret son of the monarchs and that Diana, the Princess of Wales known as Lady Difound out the truth before he died.
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“Diana was finding answers about her life, about how she was wronged with this matter and I thought to make it publicDorante-Day emphasized in a recent interview.
Simon was born in England in 1966 and many years ago he tries to piece together the details of his origins. Among other things, she claims that Camilla Parker Bowles “disappeared by chance for nine months in 1965″.
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Another striking fact is that the hospital where Dorante-Day was born, as stated on her birth certificate, did not give birth to any babies during the 1960saccording to a renowned historian who studies the case.
Now, Simon is willing to get to the bottom of it, both to prove his identity, and to inherit the throne. As part of his plan, he decided to publish the letters he sent to Queen Elizabeth and will continue what he says is “the battle of his life.”
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