Should camilla be present at PRINCESS DIANE'S "bit of a do"?

Question

It really is starting to blow what little I have of a brain that this adulterous conniving woman is going to be within 50 miles of the event never mind being there.

Answer 1

i would say no! who would want someone that your husband loved for years in the fly celebrating your memory! it just not right!

Answer 2

A resounding NO

Answer 3

She shouldn't be there...and Charles "mutant ears" neither. They should be in h**l while the event is happening and climb back up after they're done.

Probably if she did, she'll get killed by all Diana's fans and admirers.

Answer 4

You said it yourself - "what little I have of a brain".

Answer 5

She is damned if she goes out of respect for her step sons, by the St Diana group and damned if she does not by the Royalty group. I think she should go down with the mumps on that day. I would not like to be in her shoes

Answer 6

That would be the ultimate in bad taste.

Answer 7

Absolutely not, that would be the height of bad taste and the ultimate insult to Diana.  Charles shouldn't be there either.

Answer 8

Its a bit of a tricky one, really, isn't it.  Obviously, on a personal level, as the second wife and the previous mistress, her presence would be completely unacceptable in any ordinary family.  However, as they are hardly an ordinary family, there is the extra issue that the wife of the Prince of Wales really in terms of protocol ought to be representing the family at such events.  Ultimately, I would say that she is far more established in most the mind of most Brits as the mistress of the Prince of Wales than as his wife, and so personal decorum should win out, and she should miss it.  Whether Charles feels that way, however, is a completely different question.  He is so determined, Constitution or no Constitution, to see her as Queen that I would not be at all surprised if we see her there after all.

Answer 9

Yes she should go - as a flunkey.