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Princess Diana was concerned about where the Prince of Wales was while they were separated, a former royal butler claimed.
On tonight’s episode of ITV’s The Diana Interview: Revenge Of A Princess, Paul Burrell, who was butler to the Prince and Princess of Wales, alleged that Prince Charles lived a different lifestyle when they weren’t together at Highgrove in Gloucestershire.
He said that Princess Diana, who was mainly staying at Kensington Palace, would call him during the week to ask where Prince Charles was, however, he advised her to speak to her then-husband.
“Every weekend Princess Diana and the children spent the weekend at Highgrove. But during the week I was butler to the Prince of Wales at Highgrove. Now there were two very different lives at Highgrove: one, a family unit and the life of a single man in the week, ‘said Paul.
Former royal butler Paul Burrell (pictured) claimed that he was asked by Princess Diana about the whereabouts of Prince Charles while staying at Highgrove in a new ITV documentary.
Princess Diana and Prince Charles (pictured) spent more and more time apart after the birth of Prince Harry, with Diana mostly staying at Kensington Palace.
‘The princess would phone me during the week and say’ where is Prince Charles? ‘and I’d say’ I really can’t say, you’ll have to ask him.
When asked where the prince was, Paul claimed that he was “ dating Camilla Parker Bowels. ” He would say ‘well I feel very tired tonight’. I think I’ll have an early night, have dinner at 7 instead of 8 ‘.
So I set the table for dinner and he would eat alone, light the fire, put on his robe and watch TV, but as soon as I cleared dinner, the car was roaring down the road. ‘
According to a source, everyone was lying to Princess Diana, from the police to the courtiers, the chef, the valets and the lackeys who knew and were subscribed to Princess Charles’s covert relationship with Camilla Parker Bowles, but they told Diana a separate story.
“People have said ‘oh, I was paranoid,’ but you had every right to be paranoid because you were constantly being lied to, not just for 20 minutes here or there, but for ten years.”
Informants for the two-part documentary also claimed that Diana’s frustration with a ‘loveless marriage’ led her on her own adventure.
The Prince of Wales told Princess Diana that he ‘did not love her the night before her wedding’, the royal astrologer also claimed in the episode.
Paul Burell (pictured) claims he advised Prince Charles that he would live a ‘single life’ and spend time with Camilla during the week.
Astrologer Penny Thornton, whom the Princess of Wales began consulting in 1986, explained that Prince Charles made the remarks before his big day in 1981 because he did not “want to marry on a false premise.”
The new ITV documentary focuses on the inside story of Princess Diana’s 1995 interview with Mr Bashir that shocked the nation and, in the process, threatened the future of the monarchy and the BBC.
It’s 25 years since Britain tuned in to watch Diana pour her heart out on national television as she spoke about infidelity with James Hewitt, both episodes hear those who witnessed her fairytale romance with Prince Charles descend into bitterness. and finally to divorce.
Penny revealed: ‘One of the most shocking things Diana told me was that the night before the wedding, Charles told her that he didn’t love her …
I think Charles didn’t want to go to the wedding on a false premise. I wanted to fix things with her and it was devastating for Diana.
“She didn’t want to go through with the wedding at the time, she thought about not attending the wedding.”
James Colthurst, the Irish-born medical professional who was close friends with Diana when she worked as a nanny in London before marrying Prince Charles, also appeared on the show.
The Prince of Wales told Princess Diana (pictured on her wedding day in 1981) that he “ did not love her the night before her wedding, ” the royal astrologer claimed.
He said: ‘I remember that she was increasingly outraged by what was happening and the fact that the whole organization, as she saw it, was helping to maintain the relationship between Camilla and Prince Charles.
‘I had moments of extreme anger and wanting to hit the mattress with the tennis racket and that sort of thing, and I said,’ Well, I think there are ways to puncture the abscess. ” ‘
Elsewhere in the documentary, royal journalist Jennie Bond revealed that Diana later told her that she feared she would be prevented from speaking as part of any divorce settlement.
Recalling why the princess decided to speak openly about her marital problems, Jennie said: “Diana told me that she was afraid that as part of the divorce settlement she felt was coming, she would be gagged.
Astrologer Penny Thornton, whom the Princess of Wales began consulting in 1986, explained that Prince Charles made the remarks before his big day in 1981 because he did not “want to marry on a false premise.” In the photo, Prince Charles and Princess Diana in 1992
‘He would be forbidden to speak publicly about marriage in any way. It was then or never.
The divorce of Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana was officially finalized on August 24, 1996, after a very public dispute.
The comments made on the ITV show come after the BBC revealed that it will carry out a full independent investigation into how it got the interview with Princess Diana broadcast on Panorama in 1995.
The broadcaster confirmed that an external investigation would examine how journalist Mr. Bashir got the famous talk with the princess.
The announcement comes after Diana’s brother, Earl Charles Spencer, accused the journalist of using ‘dirty tactics’, including produce false documents to gain the trust of your family.
Tim Davie, CEO of the corporation, said: ‘The BBC is taking this very seriously and we want to get to the truth. We are in the process of commissioning a robust and independent investigation. ‘
The BBC has said it will carry out a full independent investigation into how the bomb got the interview with Princess Diana broadcast by Panorama in 1995.
The BBC chief confirmed that the terms of the investigation would be released in the next few days.
Diana’s brother, Earl Spencer, criticized the BBC, saying that Bashir showed him “fake bank statements” to help him access the princess.
The documents were related to alleged payments made to two members of the royal house by the security services to obtain information about the princess, says the count.
He previously called for an independent investigation and tweeted that the corporation was “unable to honestly face the ugly truth of this matter.”
The BBC’s announcement of an independent investigation today follows weeks of Earl Spencer’s campaign.
He claims that Bashir repeatedly cheated on him to gain access to royalty when his marriage to Prince Charles collapsed.
The subsequent interview made headlines around the world when millions of viewers saw her say ‘there are three of us in this marriage’.
His comments on the state of his marriage shocked the monarchy and accelerated Bashir’s career as he won accolades for a major news scoop.
The BBC has said that Bashir is currently unable to answer questions as his doctors have discharged him.
He said the journalist, currently working as a religion editor for the BBC, is recovering from quadruple heart bypass surgery, as well as having “significant complications” after contracting Covid-19 earlier in the year.
