'I know the truth': King Charles and Camilla's alleged love child Simon Dorante-Day pens letter to monarch demanding answers
BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA: Simon Dorante-Day, the Australian man who claims to be the alleged love child of King Charles and Queen Camilla, wrote an open letter to his alleged parents, a few hours before King Charles’ coronation. The 57-year-old man did not demand anything from the royal family in his letter but sent a message to his alleged biological parents for achieving their goal of being coroneted to the highest royal role at any cost.
“Charles and Camilla, on this, the eve of your coronation, when all that you have waited for, and all that you've fought for has come to fruition, I hope that you are finally satisfied,” Dorante-Day's letter reads. “Maybe now that you've achieved your goal you can look in the mirror and remember that it cost and is still costing others for you to succeed,” he alleged. “Of course, I am disappointed that my issue couldn't be resolved before you ascended to the throne, but I feel that in the fullness of time, this will reflect more poorly on the Monarchy than it ever will on me,” Dorante-Day stated.
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‘Take a moment to reflect’
Dorante-Day continued his letter by saying, “However, now that you are King and Queen Consort, I ask that you both take a moment to reflect and urge you to resolve my issue once and for all.” He also said that he will not stop seeking truth and justice. “I know the truth, I remember what you did, where you interfered in my life for your own agenda, and I will not stop seeking justice,” he added.
“Now you are King it doesn't make me any less your son. When I wrote to you privately did you stop? When I wrote to you publicly did you stop? When you made Camilla non-negotiable did you stop? So, is it right to expect me to stop just because of who you now are?” Dorante-Day said. “I won't, I need answers to what has happened throughout my life, and I know you have the key to that door. Besides, now your ascension only endangers us more,” he stated.
“So, now your time has come I hope you are in a better position to stand up and do the right thing. Not just for me and my family but for all,” the 57-year-old wrote. “Maybe now you can both come clean and admit when you first met because the truth is you haven't before,” he alleged.
‘Deception, lies, and evasion’
“As monarch and head of the church, your behavior is supposed to be exemplary and above the Law. Currently, the deception, lies, and evasion does not testify that you are,” Dorante-Day wrote about King Charles. “I pray that you can find the strength within you by demonstrating what you haven't so far!” he said. “There would be no better way to start your reign than admitting what went before and by righting the wrongs that have been inflicted not just upon me but upon many,” the alleged love child advised.
“The Commonwealth is watching, waiting, and wondering just what type of monarch you will be. Only you have control over that, and no-one can force you to open that door,” he warned. “I hope you enjoy the day which you've waited so long for! I hope it was worth all the suffering that it has cost so far,” the man mentioned. “Personally, Dr Elvianna, the children and I will not be watching the coronation as we know the truth of what kind of man you are! In fact, you may be King but you're a weak man who stands by while others take the fall. Your first born son, Simon Charles,” Dorante-Day concluded.
Simon Dorante-Day did not watch King Charles’ coronation
Dorante-Day has long been vocal about his theories of being the alleged love child of King Charles and Queen Camilla. He alleged that he was born to the royal couple in April 1966, when they were still teenagers. While historians claim that King Charles met Camilla in 1970, Dorante-Day alleged that they met years ago. He also said that his grandparents allegedly worked for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip and told him about his birth.
In the wake of King Charles’ coronation, Dorante-Day told 7News that he did not watch the historic event as he wrote in his letter. “It's an historical event, sure - it's a significant event. But I know I won't be watching it. I've got better things to do,” he said. “This is just a waste of money. We could be putting this money towards hospitals, houses, you know. All the homeless people in England are still going to be saying this is a waste of money. And I totally agree,” Dorante-Day stated.
'Keep on fighting for the truth never give up'
Social media users took to Facebook to react to Dorante-Day’s open letter. “That was a well-written letter, Simon. I admire your restraint, really... You are a person with character and a true gentleman! I will continue to lift you and your family up in prayer. I will also pray for your parents, that their hearts will be softened toward you. Here is what God promises in Ezekiel 11:19–20: ‘I will give them one heart, and a new spirit I will put within them. I will remove the heart of stone from their flesh and give them a heart of flesh, that they may walk in my statutes and keep my rules and obey them.’ May God grant you the desires of your heart, one user wrote. “Write to the British Government they might be able to assist and get to the bottom of this. They have weekly meetings with Charles. Everyone is hoping for closure for you. Good luck,” another advised.
“Keep on fighting for the truth never give up,” a third commented. One said, “My thoughts are with you all” while another mentioned, “I’m looking forward to the day you and your family finally receive a breakthrough and justice. Wishing you always the best. It’s been a long road. I’ve been following you for several years now and am always glad to see new things come to light for you all. I believed your truth was undeniable the second I saw your face. It’s been a lifetime for you and your family and I hope all your life efforts will pay off soon!” One simply wrote, “Keep going Simon” and one added, “Beautiful written Simon! If this do not touch their heart and conscience they are pure evil. I refuse to watch the coronation. I pray and wish they will do right by you.”
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