Duchess of Cornwall will be joining Prince Charles on Australia trip
Clarence House has confirmed that Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, will join the Prince of Wales on his visit to Australia at the beginning of April this year.
Despite original reports claiming that Camilla was 'not great at long haul travel' and would not be joining Charles, it has now been confirmed the Duchess will in fact be visiting Queensland and the Northern Territory.
The pair are expected begin their engagements in Brisbane on April 4, before attending the opening of the XXI Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast on behalf of the Queen.
This trip will mark Prince Charles' 16th trip to Australia and Camilla's third.
Shockingly, Simon Dorante-Day, an Australian man who claims he has a mountain of credible, solid evidence to prove that he is Camilla and Charles’ secret love child, has spent months preparing for legal action that will hopefully prove his case, filing his court documents to coincide with their Australian trip.
New Idea spoke to Simon just two days before he said he intended to file legal proceedings to force the future King and Queen of England to answer his questions.
‘So when Charles is out for the Commonwealth Games he may have to attend court also,’ says Simon. I't’s taken me a while to nut out how to do it, because there are only certain ways that they can be compelled to go into the court. Doing it the way I’m doing it, they’re not only compelled to come in, they’re compelled to give evidence, and if they don’t then the court can proceed without them.
‘And based on the evidence I give, the court can rule on my parentage without them even being in there or taking the test.
‘But I know I have a very good case – I wouldn’t be surprised if I come out of that courtroom with a ruling.’
To read Simon's full account, and to see all of his evidence, see here.
This article originally appeared on New Idea.
