We sure hear a whole lot about the British royal family, their romances and marriages,

but we don't hear so much about King Charles and Queen Camilla back in the old days,

50 some years ago when they were kids with a wicked crush. But their relationship was the last

royal love affair in British history to get the thumbs down because the lady wasn't a virgin.

I'm Patty Steele. Imagine having to prove to the nation you'd never had a lover if you wanted to get married.

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backstory a lot of us get really caught up in royal love stories 750 million people around the world got up in the U.S.

before dawn to watch Prince Charles marry Lady Diana Spencer in 1981. And depending on who you

believe, the weddings of Prince William and Kate Middleton may have had close to two billion viewers

while Prince Harry and Megan Markle intrigued

somewhere close to 1.7 billion of us. But if you were the couple getting married, there were some

restrictions in the past that don't exist today. It wasn't a rule on the books, but it was highly

expected that the bride to be would be a virgin.

In fact, before Diana married Prince Charles in 1981, her family was asked to confirm her virginity.

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