The Truth Behind 'The Crown': The Affair Between Princess Anne and Andrew Parker Bowles
The Controversial Romance that Rocked the Royal Family
Buckingham Palace is bracing itself for the release of the upcoming season of 'The Crown', which is set to delve into the controversial affair between Princess Anne and Andrew Parker Bowles. While the show is known for its historical accuracy, there are whispers that some embellishments have been made to the story of Anne and Bowles' illicit romance.
A Grain of Truth?
According to sources close to the Royal Family, there may be a grain of truth to the rumors surrounding Princess Anne and Andrew Parker Bowles. The pair were reportedly spotted together on several occasions in the 1980s, and there were even rumors of a secret engagement.
The Crown's Version
In 'The Crown', the affair between Anne and Bowles is portrayed as a passionate and forbidden love. Bowles is introduced in season 3 of the show as a dashing and charismatic army officer, who quickly captures Anne's heart. However, in real life, the romance was reportedly much more complicated.
Andrew Parker Bowles' Marriage
At the time of his alleged affair with Princess Anne, Andrew Parker Bowles was married to Camilla Shand, who would later become the second wife of Prince Charles. The marriage was reportedly rocky, and Bowles was known for his playboy reputation.
Divorce and Remarriage
After 22 years of marriage, Andrew Parker Bowles and Camilla Shand divorced in 1995. Bowles later remarried in 2001 to Rosemary Pitman.
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