Andrew Morton, author of “Diana: Her True Story,” recalls what the princess predicted would happen to herself and the royal family — and what would shock her about Harry, William …
In 1991, writer Andrew Morton was granted unprecedented access to Princess Diana through tapes secreted out of Kensington Palace by a mutual friend. These interviews — requiring Morton to submit written questions that the friend would deliver to Diana — led to his incredible book, “Diana: Her True Story,” which revealed Prince Charles’s affair with future wife, Camilla Parker Bowles, as well as Diana’s eating disorder and suicide attempts.
Now, award-winning producer Tom Jennings, who has recently broadcast a film about King Charles, is combing through the tapes to tell her story from her point of view.,” Jennings’ project delves into her childhood, her school days and her family fights. It was apparent that the fairy tale marriage of the future king and queen — Charles and Diana — was an illusion.
“I was so angry,” Diana said.“I said, ‘I hate you so much. If you only knew how much we all hated you for what you’ve done. You ruined the house. You spent daddy’s money. I have said everything I possibly could.’ Raine said, ‘You have no idea how much pain your mother put your father through.’”At Prince Harry’s christening for instance, Diana’s mother took Charles to task for wishing that his second child had been a girl.
Given the passage of the decades, what is truly remarkable is Diana’s profound and uncanny sense of destiny. in 2020, a former British supreme court judge found that Bashir had effectively “conned” Diana into giving him an interview by faking documents that suggested MI5, Britain’s domestic spies, had her under surveillance.
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