The British Royal Family has always been the source of many interesting and scandalous news to conspiracy theorists. It’s because they are always in the spotlight even after centuries have passed. Since the public always fascinate about their royal easy of living, it led to more conspiracies. In this article we are going to witness many conspiracies about Prince Charles. Some of these theories will entertain you with a good laugh and also many of these will help you to wake up from the rumor bed and to know the fact of Prince Charles. As he is always in the center of attraction for conspiracy theorists, here are some of the theories that have been solved to provide you with clear facts that surrounds Prince Charles.
Conspiracy Theory – Prince Charles and Princess Diana had a secret daughter:
Fact: No, they didn’t
In 2014, the Globe created a story claiming that Princess Diana and Prince Charles had a secret daughter “Sarah” who was born before Prince William. Even they suggested strange theories like that the doctor apparently fertilized the eggs of Princess Diana with Prince Charles sperm to Diana’s doctor’s wife via IVF. This is just absurd even to listen, How can someone even come up with this theory.Lot of photoshop had done to the original photo of “Sarah” and the fake photos spreaded virally among public and they started gossiping that she looks a lot like Diana.This is one of the craziest theory one can come up with and finally this theory is banished.
Conspiracy Theory – Prince Charles and Prince Philip belong to the Bilderberg Group:
Fact: No, it is not true
The Bilderberg meeting is an annual conference that happens in the Royal family to discuss the important world affairs.The things which is discussed in this meeting will remain as secret among Bilderberg group. Since the members of the Bilderberg Group are the one who rule the world, conspiracy theorists had a great opportunity to keep this conversation engaged among public.Conspiracy theorists claimed that this group planned to kill almost 80% of the world population by the financial crisis. They accused Prince Charles and his father Prince Philip planned for mass murder and claimed that they are Illuminati. Sounds interesting right? Wait for the theory that he is a Vampire to laugh out loud.
Conspiracy Theory – Prince Charles is a Vampire:
Fact: No, he is not
Conspiracy theorists love to add fuel to the theory and to take things little further by stating that the royal family has vampire blood in their veins. As per the gene record of the royal family, it shows that Vlad the Impaler is a Vampire. They suggest that the descendants of the Prince of Wales are vampire. The theory surprisingly gained more attention than it’s expectation due to his appearance. Prince Charles has a stunningly white skin tone and he is allergic to the sunlight. It sounds like a character from drama right? Yet don’t feel much pressure. It is due to the disease called porphyria. It is a disease that makes skin white. Even though lots of people may believe this theory, there is no proof to accept this theory.
Conspiracy Theory – Prince Charles killed Princess Diana:
Fact: No, he didn’t
People and as well as the conspiracy theorists suspected that the death of Princess Diana was not a mere accident, but there was a mastermind behind it. One of the main reasons for the conspiracy theorists for this kind of conclusion is due to the scandal between Princess and Mohamed Dodi. Prince Charles suspected that they may get engaged due to her pregnancy which is one of the main claim that has been put forward by many theorists. Some conspiracy theorists believed that he killed her because she is interfering in his love life. However this theory was banished after several investigations and proved that it was an unexpected accident.
Conspiracy Theory – Prince Charles is the member of the Illuminati:
Fact: No, it is not true
Going through conspiracy theories about Illuminati, many people started to believe that people from the royal family belong to Illuminati. They even suggested that he involved with his father and did lot of things that harmed many people. While few people said that he would be the king and rule the entire world by being the member of Illuminati. Finally this theory came to an end and debunked as the presence of Illuminati is questionable?
Conspiracy Theory – He is a clone:
Fact: No, he is not
The conspiracy theorists came up with the new theory believe that all the royal family have their clones for many reasons. Thus he stated that Prince Charles is a clone. This is a fake theory that was declined due to the lack of evidence.
Conspiracy Theory – Kanika Kapoor and Prince Charles has an affair:
Fact: No, it is not true
Prince Charles is always considered to be a playboy despite his age. Though he declined it many times, conspiracy theories tend to arise this question continuously among public. Conspiracy theorists even claimed that Kanika Kapoor spreaded the disease at the Elephant Family charity function organised by the Royal family. Many of them believed that Prince Charles and Kanika Kapoor had an affair and thus the corona virus spreaded to him. There are many viral pictures that went all over the town because of the fake news that spreaded by conspiracy theorists. This theory is considered to be a hoax, as he is stable after the function and got infected after several days. The viral picture that circulated like a fire found to be taken at the another party long before.
Conspiracy Theory – Prince Charles eats seven egg for the breakfast:
Fact: No, it is not true
He is one of the man who is being in spotlight and surrounded by conspiracy theorists, they even started commenting on his eating habit’s. Conspiracy theorists started to spread that he would eat seven eggs for breakfast and he is more peculiar in choosing the egg which he is gonna eat in a particular day. They also added that Prince Charles likes to eat each one of the eggs to be boiled in different degrees which has various soft texture. This theory is not a big deal when compared to stupid theory like vampire, yet Clarence House declined that he never had seven eggs in his 64th birthday celebration on the official website. Therefore this theory is debunked.
