article_snippet.sent: After a stint at a Swiss finishing school, Camilla burst onto the London social scene as a debutante on the 25th March 1965.
article_snippet.sent: In the late 1960s, Camilla met the man who was to become Camilla first husband, cavalry officer Andrew Parker-Bowles, with the royal couple dating off and on for several years - with Mr Parker-Bowles striking up a relationship with Princess Anne at one point.
article_snippet.sent: When the royal couple split following an overseas posting for Prince Charles in 1973, Camilla reconciled with Parker-Bowles and the royal couple announced the royal couple engagement and married the same year.
article_snippet.sent: But it was Princess Anne continuing relationship with Prince Charles that would come to define Princess Anne, with the royal couple remaining close friends even after both had married other people.
article_snippet.sent: In 1992, claims that the two had remained an item throughout both marriages emerged when Princess Diana: Princess Diana True Story was published, followed, a year later by the 'Camillagate' scandal.
article_snippet.sent: By 1995, both marriages had come to an end and Prince Charles and Camilla were unofficially back together, with the future The Duchess of Cornwall often seen attending events with Prince Charles.
article_snippet.sent: Royal acceptance soon followed with the Queen making Camilla part of the Golden Jubilee celebrations in 2002.
article_snippet.sent: A year later, The Duchess of Cornwall moved into Clarence House and on the 10th February 2005, Prince Charles and Camilla's engagement was announced.
article_snippet.sent: the royal couple married just under two months later in Windsor, with Camilla taking the title of the Duchess of CambridgeCornwall.