King Charles’ other alleged mistress: Who is Lady Dale Tryon?

King Charles allegedly had more than just one mistress when he was married to Princess Diana – he is also accused of having a relationship with a fashion designer named Lady Dale Tryon.

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KING CHARLES ALLEGEDLY HAD ANOTHER MISTRESS 

Queen Camilla, previously known as Camilla Parker Bowles may not have been a then-Prince Charles only mistress. King Charles married Princess Diana 1981 and the pair had two children – Prince William and Prince Harry.

Charles allegedly had an affair with Camilla, who was previously married to army officer Andrew Parker Bowles, but divorced in 1995. Princess Diana and King Charles announced their separation in 1992 but got formally divorced in 1996.

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About a year later Princess Diana died in a car crash on 31 August 1997.  King Charles and Camilla married in a civil ceremony at Guildhall in Windsor on 9 April 2005.

However, The New York Post reports that Lady Dale Tryon was also one of Charles’ alleged mistresses. The publication reports that Lady Dale Tryon joined the social circle as a fashion designer.

Charles also reportedly gave the socialite the nickname “Kanga” because of her Australian roots. The monarch also once called her “the only woman who ever really understood me”.

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WHO IS LADY DALE TRYON?

Charles reportedly became friends with Dale when she married Anthony Tryon, 3rd Baron Tryon, in 1973. However, she and Charles reportedly crossed paths for the first time in 1996 when she met the monarch at a school dance in Victoria, Melbourne. This was where she had grown up.

Dale welcomed four children with her husband before they divorced in 1997. In a documentary titled Prince Charles’ Other Mistress, it was alleged that Charles and Dale’s relationship arose while he was still seeing Camilla.

While the Tryons denied the affair, reports claimed that Dale tried to pursue Charles while she was confined to a wheelchair at a polo match in the mid-1990s.

Dale’s life was tragic. She was diagnosed with uterine cancer in 1993 and also battled alcohol and drug addiction later on.

She was also admitted to rehab in 1996 after abusing painkillers, along with large amounts of vodka and champagne to deal with her cancer. Dale fell from a window and severely injured herself while at the treatment centre. She was left paralysed and forced to use a wheelchair for 18 months.

Dale died in November 197 from septicemia or blood poisoning, two months after Princess Diana’s tragic death.

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