Prince Charles and Camilla's 'secret son' claims Netflix wants to do a documentary on his life

It’s no secret that the ‘secret son’ of Prince Charles and Camilla has made several claims about his possible relationship with the Royal Family. The 54-year-old Australian man has come out with many statements in the past in order to prove his alleged royal lineage.

Recently, he told his followers about the many offers he received from production companies to make a documentary or movie about his life, one of them being Netflix.

Simon Dorante Day to get a Netflix show?

Simon has a relatively good presence on Facebook and has amassed a number of followers on the platform. He shares most of his life via social media and recently revealed in a post that several production houses have approached him with the offers of a possible documentary or even a movie. He also mentions, in a Facebook post, that the streaming giant Netflix offered him the same:

I’ve also had a number of approaches for documentaries about my life from a number of recognised sources, including Netflix. The most recent one is interested in a whole movie of my life! 😮😍

Although nothing has been confirmed by any other official sources other than Simon, he did appear to be excited at the prospect of a possible feature film.

Claims of the ‘secret son’

Simon has constantly shared the apparent physical similarities between himself and the Royal Family. He regularly points out the similar facial characteristics between his family members and the Royals. He also claimed to have requested a DNA test from the Royals, but it went unanswered.

Simon has previously claimed that Prince Charles and Camilla conceived him when they were teenagers. In actuality, he was adopted by Karen and David Day when he was a baby. However, he states that his adoptive grandma worked in the royal household for the Queen and Prince Philip.

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