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By Caroline Hallemann Published: Nov 13, 2020
Random House Prince Charles: The Passions and Paradoxes of an Improbable Life
Random House Prince Charles: The Passions and Paradoxes of an Improbable Life
Andrew Parker Bowles and Camilla on their wedding day in July of 1973.
Prince Charles holds Camilla’s granddaughter Eliza Lopes after Will and Kate’s wedding.
Anne and Andrew Parker Bowles share a smile at the Cheltenham Horse Racing Festival in March of 2012.
Andrew Parker Bowles and his second wife Rosemary Pitman at Charles and Camilla’s wedding.
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Here's the true story behind his depiction in The Crown .
Andrew Parker Bowles played a significant role in The Crown 's third season as a skilled polo player who turned the head of not only the future Duchess of Cornwall, but also a young Princess Anne . He's less of a prominent focus in the show's next chapter, but if you're curious about the real-life story behind Peter Morgan's television series, read on:
His parents were friends with the Queen Mother, and he reportedly served as a page at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth in 1953.
Andrew attended the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, and would go on to serve in the military for 34 years, eventually rising to the position of brigadier. Notably, he was also awarded the Queen's Commendation for Bravery in Zimbabwe.
To most people, Andrew Parker Bowles is best known as Camilla's first husband. The pair first met in the late 1960s and proceeded to date on and off for several years. In 1973, as Prince Charles's biographer Sally Bedell Smith, writes, "pressure was building on Andrew Parker Bowles to make a commitment."
And so eventually, according to Andrew's cousin John Bowes Lyon, his father, Derek Parker Bowles, and Camilla's father, Bruce Shand, published an engagement notice in The Times for their children. "His hand publicly forced, Andrew proposed to his girlfriend of nearly seven years," Smith writes.
"Camilla was very much in love with [Andrew]," Bowes Lyon told Smith. "Her parents were very keen that Andrew should marry her."
It was quite the society wedding. The Queen Mother, Princess Anne, and Princess Margaret were all in attendance, and the reception took place in St. James's Palace.
Camilla and Andrew went on to have two children together, Laura Lopes and Tom Parker Bowles . Notably, Tom is not only Prince Charles's stepson, but also his godson. Camilla and her ex-husband also have five grandchildren together, one of whom, Eliza, was a bridesmaid in William and Kate's 2011 wedding.
By the sounds of it, Camilla's grandkids are quite fond of Prince Charles, and in particular his rendition of Harry Potter .
"Sometimes when we are with my husband in Scotland, he reads them Harry Potter," she told the Daily Mail in 2017 . "And he does all the voices, because he is a brilliant mimic. I'm not very good. I try to do the voices, but acting isn't my forte. But he sits down and they all sit with him. I always think they are going to be wriggling around in bed, but they sit spellbound."
The third season The Crown depicts a complicated scenario in which Camilla has feelings for both Prince Charles and Andrew Parker Bowles. It also suggests that Andrew has slept with both Camilla and Princess Anne.
There could be a grain of truth to Peter Morgan's depiction of events. According to Smith, Anne and Andrew did have a relationship, but given that he was Catholic, he wasn't marriage material for Anne.
"Even when their romance eventually wound down, they remained lifelong friends," writes Bedell Smith noting that they had much in common, most notably a love of horses.
He also serves as godfather to Princess Anne's daughter Zara.
The couple announced their divorce in January of 1995 in a statement, saying that the end of their marriage was "a private matter." They did not give a specific reason for the end of their relationship, only noting that "throughout our marriage we have always tended to follow rather different interests, but in recent years we have led completely separate lives."
The following year, Andrew married Rosemary Pitman. They were together until Rosemary passed away in 2010 of cancer. At the time of her death it was reported that Camilla was "deeply saddened" by the news.
Now, Andrew keeps a relatively low profile, but he is seen from time to time with the royal family at events. Often, he's photographed speaking with his longtime friend, Princess Anne.
As the digital director for Town & Country, Caroline Hallemann covers culture, entertainment, and a range of other subjects
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By Sophie McEvoy / May 17, 2021 2:27 pm EDT
Before marrying into British royalty, Meghan Markle was the wife of successful Hollywood producer Trevor Engelson. While neither have spoken about their relationship publicly, it is known that the couple first met in 2004 and dated for six years before Engelson proposed. The two tied the knot in the Jamaican port town of Ocho Rios in front of around 100 attendees (via Independent ).
Prior to their wedding, Markle landed her breakthrough role in the USA Network drama "Suits." So, for the first year of their marriage the actor had a very demanding schedule, resulting in her relocating to Toronto while her husband stayed in Los Angeles for his work as a producer. Engelson is best known for his work on the film "Remember Me" starring Robert Pattinson and the "Heathers" TV series, as well as "License to Wed" with Robin Williams . He also works as a manager for a variety of people in the entertainment business (via The Sun ).
Eventually the long-distance and busy schedules led to the demise of Markle and Engelson's marriage, culminating in the couple filing for divorce less than two years after their wedding. A source told the magazine Woman's Day (via The Sun ) that this separation was in direct response to the hectic workload they both had in the first year. "Despite being together for six years before getting hitched, things started to fall apart not long after the wedding," the source alleged. "It was a very difficult start to married life."
This setback didn't put Engelson off from finding love again, however. Not long after their split he dated reality TV star Bethenny Frankel before getting engaged to dietitian Tracey Kurland "less than a month" after Meghan married Prince Harry (via US Weekly ). The couple had been dating for three years and have since tied the knot and had their first baby, a daughter called Ford Grace.
As for work, Engelson seems to be looking to capitalize somewhat off of what could have been. According to Town & Country , the producer is working on a "divorce comedy" for Fox that follows a couple with children who divorce and the wife goes on to marry a British prince, and the "unique challenges" of sharing custody with the British royal family.
The pitch reportedly came to be from a conversation between Engelson and fellow producer Dan Farah, when they speculated about "what could have been if Engelson actually did have kids with Markle". The show just writes itself, really.

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Last weekend, I attended and presented at a Presentation Party Night (I highly recommend the experience, whether you attend or decide to present) and my presentation was on vaginal fisting. It was basically a how-to type of presentation that I made in Power Point that highlighted consent, safety, and method, all very important things but as I was in a room full of straight-up (and likely mostly straight) strangers, I didn’t want to fully out myself as a transsexual man that enjoys getting vaginally fisted. I made some allusions, but yeah, I wasn’t quite brave enough to stand up and be all, “Yo! I love being fisted and I have a vagina of steel! Let me tell you how it feels!”
I felt kind of bad when, during the question and answer segment, a woman in the audience pointed out that I didn’t say anything about how it feels or many positives aspects of it. She was right, I didn’t say much about how it feels and I over-focused on, “Use lube! Don’t wear rings! Trim your damn fingernails!” This is my chance to rectify that situation.
You know that moment when you’re completely connected to your body, and your mind, and your emotions, and your sense of trust? I usually don’t feel that. But if somebody I love or trust or love and trust has their fist up in me, I experience that combination and it is euphoric. It’s a culmination of all the great things. It’s the sexual simile to watching the X-Files and cuddling while talking about yur day.
I was born female but I’ve lived as male for the last ten years. I know a lot of trans men feel incredibly uncomfortable about penetration but, obviously, I don’t. I’ve had plenty of sex with cisgendered men, and I’m okay with penises and stuff, but my favorite sexual pleasure will always be getting fisted by a woman.
Let me break it down for you: if I take my pants off for you, you are special. Granted, during specific manic phases I’ve been known to show my nether-regions to people who are practically strangers, but those cases are few and far-between. If I let you get me off by penetrating me, you’re even cooler.
If I ask you to shove your fist in me, you are golden and I have established trust and communication with you. I will totally ask somebody I don’t love to fist me, but it feels so much better if I also love the person. It makes me feel incredibly connected to them, and that makes for a very arousing experience. It almost feels spiritual, even though I am not a spiritual or religious person.
The best thing about getting fisted is the emotional connection it can bring on (though not always). I can get off with two adept fingers (or a less adept penis, or an even less adept strap-on) for sure, but there’s something special about being spread-eagle on a bed and letting another person insert a rather large portion of their body in me. My junk is all out in the open, for their eyes to see. That’s hard for me to do as a trans person — let it all hang out.
And if I want a person’s fist in me, I want their eyes to look at me while they’re doing it. I want them to know what they are doing, and how I am reacting, and I want to know how they are reacting. Having a fist in me promotes communication. “Is this okay?” Those are magical words to me and get me even hotter.
Don’t even get me started with “Does this hurt?” Yes, it hurts and it is wonderful, and please, please do it harder.
To me fisting can be a very intimate act. There are a few moments when a chosen partner is working their hand into me, before it’s a fist, and the situation is all body language, eye contact, and verbal communication. It’s me letting go of myself, letting walls fall (because I have a great deal of anxiety around being touched in an even non-sexual context) and opening up (pun intended.) It’s knowing that I might ejaculate, and that might freak my partner out or embarrass me, so it’s also me letting myself be very, very vulnerable. Even just the act of saying, “Will you fist me?” puts me in a vulnerable position. They could say no, and then I could feel embarrassed about this little kink of mine.
Physically, it is amazing. I love getting fisted while being kissed. It’s the perfect set-up and it makes my body feel taken care of. And I know it sounds gross, and straight-up straight porn-ish, but I love feeling full. I like feeling as much of a person as I can, and them feeling me, and feeling a part of my body that most people aren’t allowed to go near. I like the communication surrounding how it feels for both parties; I like feeling safe enough to tell them when it hurts too much, or when it doesn’t hurt enough. I like being in control of when I’m ready for them to extract their fist so I can feel my body orgasm on its own, and I like having an orgasm when a fist is still in me, because there’s nothing hotter than muscles contracting and fixing a wonderfully stimulating hand where it’s at until things settle down.
I don’t know how it feels to be fisted as a woman. I wasn’t that adventurous when I was femaleidentified. I also don’t know how it feels to be anally fisted because my butt is off-limits. (And guys, I know the “Oops, wrong hole!” trick — don’t try it. I’m onto you.) I can only tell you what I know as a sensitive, slightly masochistic, and pervy transman. And I can tell you that it’s amazing and emotional, and if you really want to make me happy in bed, ask me if you can fist me. Because sometimes having to ask my partners all the time gets old.
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