Man Claiming to Be King Charles and Camilla’s Son
An Australian man claiming to be King Charles and Queen Camilla’s “secret son” has stirred fresh buzz online. Simon Charles Dorante-Day, born in England and adopted shortly after birth, believes he holds royal blood.
To back his claim, Dorante-Day shared a side-by-side photo of his daughter and Princess Charlotte. Many online users couldn’t ignore the striking resemblance. He described the similarity as nothing short of “uncanny.” Now, he’s more determined than ever to uncover his true roots.
According to MailOnline, Simon Charles Dorante-Day said his adopted grandmother once made a shocking confession. On her deathbed, she allegedly told him he was the biological son of Queen Elizabeth II’s family. This revelation fueled his lifelong quest for truth and recognition.
Dorante-Day’s story has sparked widespread debate about royal bloodlines and hidden identities. His journey highlights the deep challenges of uncovering family roots, especially within one of the world’s most scrutinized royal families.
Dorante-Day insists that King Charles and Queen Camilla were just teenagers—17 and 18—at the time of his birth. However, his claims clash with official royal timelines. Historical records show the couple didn’t meet until five years after Dorante-Day’s birth.
Still, he remains determined to find the evidence he believes will prove his royal connection.
Despite the controversy, the royal family has stayed completely silent on Simon Charles Dorante-Day’s claims. Meanwhile, Dorante-Day continues to build a strong following on his Facebook page, where he regularly posts updates and photos supporting his case.
Many of his followers stand firmly behind him. One supporter wrote, “I believe you; I’ve believed you for years.” Another commented, “He looks just like them!”
The conversation keeps growing. One follower said, “You really resemble both of them. I hope you find the answers you’re searching for.” Another admirer added, “The likeness is remarkable! You would make a brilliant king.”
Social media plays a key role in amplifying claims like Dorante-Day’s, showing how deeply people can connect with such stories. His journey continues to spark conversations around family and identity, drawing a growing group of supporters.
Reports suggest that King Charles may be planning a trip to Australia later this year. In the meantime, Dorante-Day is stepping up his efforts. He believes this royal visit could be the perfect opportunity to initiate legal action, potentially prompting King Charles and Queen Camilla to undergo paternity tests.
At 57, Dorante-Day, along with his wife, appears to be preparing for a significant legal battle. However, he has kept the details of this potential conflict under wraps.
In a recent interview with 7News, he hinted at his plans, stating, “It would be foolish not to act when he’s nearby. But revealing my strategy now would be even more foolish.”
“We’re working quietly behind the scenes,” Dorante-Day said.
As the expected day nears, Dorante-Day continues to post pictures he believes support his claim of royal lineage. His latest post features his daughter Meriam, who he thinks looks strikingly similar to Princess Charlotte, the daughter of Prince William.
The public reaction has been strong.
One comment reads, “The resemblance is remarkable.”
Another person added, “They look very much alike.”
A third follower insisted, “They seem like sisters.”
A fourth commented, “The similarities between them are amazing!”
With so much attention focused on the resemblance, Dorante-Day is clearly drawing notice as he prepares for what could be a pivotal moment in his pursuit of recognition. The excitement among both his supporters and critics is building as he gets ready for this potential legal battle.
