In the series “The Crown” we saw Prince Charles being the first to cheat on Diana, something that comes to overturn a new documentary about the couple’s life where one of the former royal protection officers presents a different version of events.
Although Prince Charles’ romance with Camilla has always been in the public eye, especially during his marriage to Diana, believing that was the reason for their separation, Allan Peters subverts the facts by stating that she was the one who ” left “first of the relationship.
The former bodyguard claims that Karolos started the relationship with Camila, after he learned that his wife was cheating on him with one of her own bodyguards, Barry Mannakee, who was married and the father of two girls.
“The popular notion is that Prince Charles was unfaithful throughout his marriage – that is by no means the case. “He returned to Camilla after learning about Diana’s relationship with Mannakee,” he said.
The bond with the bodyguard
Her bond is rumored to have started in 1985 on a fishing trip in Balmoral. A year later he was transferred to the diplomatic corps and later found dead when he was hit by a motorcycle.
In a new CNN documentary, Peters said of Diana: “I began to notice that her behavior was unusual whenever we were anywhere near Manakee, so I decided to talk to her. For the first 20 minutes he categorically denied it, but then he told me exactly what was happening: he had some kind of relationship with Manakee. The Prince of Wales approached me and said, “Why is the princess behaving this way? What the hell is going on? ” So I tell him, “You have to talk to her.” And he said, “Well, I tried it all, and the only thing that seems to bother her is that Bary Manakee will be back in uniform. “And if she’s so upset, let Barry stay.” At that point, I had to say, “Well, sir, if he stays, then I’m afraid I’ll have to leave.” And, I think, that’s where he got it. “He was completely shocked and visibly upset.”
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