The controversial royal couple announced their plans to wed on February 10, 2005 after the Prince of Wales proposed with a ring which belonged to his grandmother, the Queen Mother.
WATCH: Camilla 'just wanted to have fun' with Prince Charles
Charles and Camilla were both previously married before they said their vows.
Charles had married Lady Diana Spencer - the mother to his two children, Prince William and Prince Harry - in 1981, and they had divorced in 1996.
Camilla had married Andrew Parker Bowles in 1973, and they later divorced in 1995.
Camilla married Andrew Parker Bowles in 1973.
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Charles had married Lady Diana Spencer in 1981.
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Her Majesty had felt enough time had passed since the tragic death of Diana in a car accident in 1997, as well as the backlash following the revelation that Charles and Camilla were having an affair, which ultimately broke up his marriage to the People's Princess.
“Camilla saw life as Charles’ mistress as a bit of fun and a thing that would never be made public, and would continue for as long as she was sexually active,” said Wilson.
A royal biographer has revealed that Camilla never intended on anything serious with Prince Charles.
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He continued: “I don’t think there was ever any ambition on her part to advance herself to become the wife of the Prince of Wales.”