Royal Biographer Angela Levin has revealed that the late Queen Elizabeth II and Camilla "had a lot in common" before she began her relationship with King Charles.
Levin told GB News: "The Queen wouldn't appreciate Camilla because at the time, and it's not the same now, they had to be virgins. It's all maybe to do with the white dress, but they had to be virgins if they married the heir to the throne, that was absolutely complete.
"And Charles knew that, that's why he didn't actually propose to her much earlier, because he knew that was not going to work.
"And it did in the end, but the Queen actually really liked Camilla, she would go up to Scotland with her first husband and they would talk horses and dogs and they had a lot in common and a very good sense of humour.
"But once she started going out with Charles, absolutely she couldn't do that."
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