A Few Darker Secrets of Princess Diana

 

Even after 23 years of her untimely death, Princess Diana is still ruling the hearts of her admirers. Still many of her personal life's shocking facts are coming into the spotlight. If you too are interested in the personal life of Princess Diana, then check out some of the unknown facts about her personal life below.

She Used To Record Her Thoughts on Tape

Most of the facts about Princess Diana's personal life got revealed due to the audiotapes she recorded herself. When she recognized that her marriage to Prince Charles was falling apart, she documented her side of the story on a tape recorder and gave it to her close friend, Dr. James Colthurst, which he gave to journalist Andrew Morton so that her words could get out to the public. With the help of those tapes, Morton published the biography DIANA: Her True Story - In Her Own Words in the year 1992.

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Princess Diana's Grandmother Worked for the Queen

Did you know Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother was close friends with Ruth Fermoy, grandmother of Princess Diana! She was one of the ladies-in-waiting of Her Majesty and later held the title "Woman of the Bedchamber", which implied that she was the right-hand woman of the Queen and assisted her with essential social engagements.

Princess Diana And Her Husband Were Related

The interconnections between the royal family can be extremely complicated! But do not worry, there was nothing wrong with the marriage between Princess Diana and Prince Charles as they were distantly related. They were 16th cousins!

Diana Ruined Her Wedding Vows

In retrospection, Princess Diana ruining her wedding vows may look like signifying a confirmed failed marriage! However, in reality, she just caught a case of wedding day jitters. One of the messes she made was during the vows she called her husband "Philip Charles" instead of "Charles Philip"!

The Princess Ate In The Kitchen!

Another rule broken by the princess was she ate in the kitchen with staffers, which was against the royal family etiquette! But she was bold enough to break rules and protocols! Her personal chef, Darren McGrady once said that the princess used to walk into the kitchen and eat at a countertop while he was tidying up the kitchen! She even made coffee for the two of them! Isn't that something precious!

She was Struggling with Depression and Attempted Suicide

One of the most disturbing revelations from the audio tapes of Princess Diana that got highlighted was that she struggled with depression and attempted suicide! As per the recordings she said " I was so depressed, and I was trying to cut my wrists with razor blades.” Also she mentioned bulimia, an eating disorder which began after Prince Charles put his hand on her waist and said " A bit chubby here, aren’t we?”

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Conclusion:

Many such revelations and secrets about the life of Princess Diana can be explored by visiting The Princess Diana Museum. For more information visit https://princessdianamuseum.org/

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