Cardi B weighs in on the royal love triangle in 'The Crown': 'Camilla treat Charles like' dirt

Cardi B weighs in on the royal love triangle in 'The Crown': 'Camilla treat Charles like' dirt
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  • Cardi B has been catching up on Netflix's "The Crown."

  • The rapper reacted to the season four love triangle between Prince Charles, Diana, and Camilla.

  • "Camila think she slick sending congrats notes to Diana," Cardi tweeted.

It looks like Cardi B has been catching up with "The Crown" — and she has some thoughts on the love triangle between Prince Charles, Princess Diana, and Camilla Parker Bowles.

On Thursday, the "Up" rapper tweeted her spicy take on season four, which saw Charles (played by Josh O'Connor) meet and marry Diana (Emma Corrin) while continuing an affair with Camilla (Emerald Fennell).

In one key scene in season four, episode three, Camilla sends love rival Diana a note congratulating her on her engagement to Charles, and the pair meet up for lunch.

Cardi shared some thoughts in the early hours of Thursday morning, tweeting: "Why would Charles want Diana to hang out with Camila? THE NERVE the fuck !"

In another tweet, the "WAP" rapper wrote: "Camila think she slick sending congrats notes to Diana ….I wish a bitch would."

Finally, Cardi surmised that "Camila treat Charles like shit ….Sooo ladies if you want a man to chase you act like THE CHASE don't do the CHASING!"

Back in November, Cardi offered some dating advice after watching "The Crown," writing: "Watching The Crown just shows you that you can be the queen of England or you can be the girl next door, we all got the same problems with men…stay safe."

In real life, of course, the then-Prince Charles and Princess Diana's marriage did indeed crumble as a result of his ongoing affair with Camilla, and the royal couple separated in 1992 and divorced in 1996.

In 2005, Charles then married Camilla, who became the Duchess of Cornwall.

Following Queen Elizabeth II's death in September, Charles is now King Charles III, and Camilla his queen consort.

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