Prince Charles 'would trick' Diana so he could sneak off and see Camilla, claims expert

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Prince Charles would use a simple but effective trick to help him sneak off from Diana to go and see Camilla, claims a royal expert.

Andrew Morton shared that the Prince of Wales would highlight TV shows in the Radio Times to make his wife believe he was going to stay home.According to the royal biography author, he would use the cruel tactic to help cover up his affair. READ MORE: Meghan Markle blasted by South Africans after revealing fire in Archie's nursery Mr Morton says he still gets a "shiver down his spine" when he reflects on the things Diana told him in confidence during a string of secret interviews.He said: "Charles would circle a TV programme with his pen in the Radio Times for the evening to make her think he was at home, when actually a Ford Escort estate car had driven him 12 miles to meet Camilla Parker Bowles."At the time, everybody still believed it was the perfect marriage – the handsome prince and his beautiful young bride.

But nothing could have been further from the truth."It was explosive. One particular part of the tapes from 1991 which still gets the hairs standing up on the back of my neck was when she said she wanted to go to Paris for a weekend to walk along the pavement and not have anyone follow or recognise her." When Morton published his biography of Diana in 1992, it was condemned by the Archbishop of Canterbury and he faced so much criticism one MP suggested he should be banished to the Tower of London, reports The Mirror.

But he defends his writing as Diana's truth, and while he dismissed conspiracy theories surrounding her death, he adds she was "absolutely" being conspired against generally.He said: "Diana felt powerless – a prisoner of the palace.