Prince William, the picture of calm and dignity in public, has been portrayed by many as the model of royal composure. But behind palace doors, it seems there’s a history of anger and deep emotional turmoil that began during his teenage years. According to recent revelations, one particular moment stands out as a turning point for the young prince, a moment when he was overwhelmed with feelings of betrayal—feelings that would go on to shape his relationships and character for years to come.
The event in question took place during the public fallout between his parents, Prince Charles and Princess Diana. As the royal couple’s relationship unraveled in the public eye, it was Diana’s explosive 1995 interview with journalist Martin Bashir that struck a nerve with William, who was just a teenager at the time. In the interview, Diana famously revealed her own romantic affair, confessing, "There were three of us in this marriage," referring to Charles' involvement with Camilla Parker Bowles.
A Son’s Heartbreak: The Confession That Broke William
While the nation was captivated by Diana’s candid admissions about her fractured marriage, it was her confession about falling in love with James Hewitt, a former military officer, that left William devastated. Watching the interview alone at Eton, the young prince’s reaction wasn’t focused on his mother’s comments about Camilla but rather her admission of a romantic relationship with Hewitt.
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