Can King Charles III’s ‘illegitimate’ son be in the line of succession to the British throne?

King Charles III’s love life has been the talk of the town for several decades, including the affair with the now-queen, Camilla Parker. One of the most resounding rumors among the British people was the pair had a hidden son from the public eye because it was out of wedlock.

There’s no secret for anyone who loves the royal gossip that Queen Camilla Parker once was called a homewrecker because of the split between the King and the late Princess Diana. However, the rumors soared to new heights including that Simon Charles Dorante-Day was the “illegitimate” son of the monarchs of the United Kingdom.

A lot of questions popped up regarding the matter and wondering if Simon could inherit the British crown after the monarch’s death. However, any son or daughter out of wedlock cannot be taken into consideration for the current line of succession to the throne, led by Prince William.

It was an extraordinary case if the majority of the parliament agreed on taking into consideration a child out of the royal marriage as part of the Royal Family. So, the possibilities for Simon Charles Dorante-Day are almost zero.