SAD! Man Who Claims To Be King Charles & Camilla’s Son Drops DNA Evidence: After Watching, the Entire Nation of England Applauded in Celebration…

In what could be the most explosive royal revelation of the decade, a man who has long claimed to be the secret love child of King Charles III and Queen Camilla has finally released what he says is undeniable DNA proof of his royal lineage. And in a twist no one saw coming, after watching his heartfelt testimony and examining the alleged evidence, the British public responded—not with outrage, but with overwhelming applause.

Simon Charles Dorante-Day, a 57-year-old Australian engineer, has made headlines for years with his claims that he was born in the UK in the 1960s and secretly adopted, all while being told by his grandparents—who allegedly worked for the Royal Household—that he was the product of a young Charles and Camilla’s forbidden relationship before either married their eventual spouses.

Now, Dorante-Day says he has the proof. In a dramatic online press release and a self-produced documentary viewed millions of times within hours of its release, he reveals DNA results that, according to him, match key genetic markers linking him directly to King Charles and Queen Camilla. The video documents his journey through lab testing, legal challenges, and emotional turmoil—all culminating in what he calls “the truth the monarchy has hidden for decades.”

What truly shocked viewers, however, wasn’t just the science—it was Simon’s sincerity.

Speaking through tears, he said, “I don’t want money. I don’t want titles. I just want the truth to be acknowledged. For my children to know where they come from. And for my parents—if they are who I believe they are—to know that I forgive them.”

Within minutes of the video going viral, social media exploded with support. On Twitter, #SimonTheRightfulSon and #RoyalTruth trended globally. British citizens flooded comment sections with messages like:

• “He speaks with more grace than half the royals.”

• “The DNA doesn’t lie. Give the man what he deserves: recognition.”

• “We applaud you, Simon. Your courage is what Britain stands for.”

Even high-profile royal commentators, usually skeptical of such claims, admitted the presentation was “strikingly compelling.” While no major UK media outlet has yet verified the DNA documents independently, the public reaction has been overwhelming—and surprisingly positive.

Buckingham Palace has not issued any official response, though insiders report that “panic and disbelief” have spread behind palace walls. King Charles, known for his focus on legacy and tradition, now faces perhaps the most personal test of his reign. Queen Camilla, often a private figure, is said to be “deeply unsettled” by the developments.

Legal experts say that even if the DNA evidence is valid, it would not automatically grant Simon any title or place in the line of succession—especially given the secrecy of royal records and the legal complexities of royal recognition. Still, the symbolic weight of his claim is undeniable.

In the eyes of many, Simon has already won—not the throne, but the heart of a nation hungry for truth.