
King Charles reportedly felt deeply trapped in his marital life with Princess Diana.
His Majesty who took over the British royal throne back in 2022 admitted to feeling a great disconnect with late princess Diana. In her book My Mother and I, royal expert Ingrid Seward revealed that Charles was not very good at positive thinking and felt like a prisoner in his own life.
Seward shared that when faced with situations he could not control, Charles walked away from it. She explained that Camilla was always there for him and didn’t depend on him for anything, so when things got too much, he drove the half hour to Middlewick House in Wiltshire for a few hours with her.
Seward wrote that Diana slammed doors, kicked walls, and burst into tears, her frustration and anger out of control. According to Highgrove household members, these incidents were frightening.
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