In a revelation that casts a startling new light on the heir to the throne's formative years, Christian Wilkins, the first cousin of the late Princess Diana, has pulled back the royal curtain on Prince William's university antics.
The future King's time at Scotland's prestigious St Andrews University was marked by a remarkably 'active' and adventurous sex life, a stark contrast to his current image as a devoted family man. Wilkins, in a no-holds-barred interview, has shattered the polished façade to reveal the 'wild' and 'very active' private life of the young prince.
A Royal Coming of Age in Scotland
Wilkins paints a vivid picture of William's departure from the rigid confines of palace life into the newfound freedom of student living. It was here, away from the prying eyes of the London press pack, that the young royal is said to have fully embraced the university experience.
'He was making up for lost time,' Wilkins suggested, implying that William's sheltered upbringing led to a period of significant personal exploration and romantic encounters during his four years in Scotland.
More Than Just a Future Queen
While the world's narrative has always focused on Prince William meeting his future wife, Kate Middleton, at St Andrews, Wilkins' account suggests a far more complex and colourful history. The implication is that the Prince's romantic journey at university involved several chapters before his relationship with Kate became the defining story.
This candid insight provides a provocative prelude to the fairytale romance the public is so familiar with, suggesting a less conventional path to finding his queen.
A Family Connection: The Diana Link
Adding a deeper layer of intrigue to the story is the source himself. Christian Wilkins isn't just any commentator; he is the son of Diana's uncle, and thus shares a unique and intimate connection to the Royal Family.
His willingness to speak so openly about such private matters breaks with the usual code of silence observed by those close to the Firm, making his disclosures all the more explosive and credible.
The revelations force a re-examination of Prince William's character, showing a side of the monarch-in-waiting that is far removed from his current stoic and dutiful persona. It showcases a youthful chapter of rebellion, exploration, and a definitive break from tradition, all under the cover of a Scottish university town.
