Man Who Claims To Be King Charles And Queen Camilla’s Son Posts Photos For DNA Proof

Simon Charles Dorante-Day, who claims to be the illegitimate son of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, has shared Facebook photos in an effort to substantiate his alleged royal heritage.

Dorante-Day, a British-born Australian resident, maintains that he was adopted at eight months old in 1966, when Charles was 17 and Camilla was 18. He alleges that his adoptive mother, a former employee of Queen Elizabeth II, revealed on her deathbed that he was Charles and Camilla’s son.

Despite repeated requests for DNA tests, the royal family has remained silent on Dorante-Day’s claims. However, on May 1, he posted a series of photos on Facebook, comparing his face to those of Charles and Camilla.

“The more I see, the more they look like me,” Dorante-Day wrote. “The more weight Charles loses from his face, the more he looks like me!”

Dorante-Day’s Facebook page has over 27,000 followers, many of whom support his claims.

“Definitely so much resemblance to the King and Queen,” commented one follower. “I’ve believed you for years,” said another.

Dorante-Day remains hopeful that he will eventually obtain the DNA evidence necessary to prove his alleged royal lineage. CONTINUE READING

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