Davina Morley, ex-girlfriend and considered "soulmate" of King Charles III of England, died at 75 on September 2nd, according to information from the British newspaper Daily Mail. She was once considered the next queen before Charles's marriage to Princess Diana.
Known then as Davina Sheffield, she was one of the most well-known girlfriends of then-Prince Charles during the 1970s. She was considered the most beautiful of the "English Roses," a group of Charles's girlfriends who were also known as the "Charlie Angels," in reference to the series "Charlie's Angels."
Davina met Charles in 1973, shortly after the marriage of current Queen Camilla with Andrew Parker Bowles, who, according to the article, "broke the heart" of the current king. The temporal proximity between these two relationships is highlighted in the article.
She was the granddaughter of a chemical company magnate, which gave her a high social status at the time. Her death represents the end of a significant chapter in Charles's love life before his marriage to Diana.
