Prince Harry was 'drinking to oblivion' two days after Diana's inquest, author claims
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mirror.co.ukPrince Harry was "drinking to oblivion" just two days after the inquest into his mother Diana's death concluded, a royal author has claimed.
The Duke of Sussex was furious at being unable to pay a separate personal tribute to his mother after the inquest in April 2008, with the royal response instead covered by a statement from Prince Charles, claims Duncan Larcombe.
Mr Larcombe, author of Prince Harry : The Inside Story, said Harry and William were at a stag do for cousin Peter Phillips on the Isle of Wight just two days later when it became clear Harry was "not right".
While many factors contributed to the tragic events in Paris, the High Court had concluded the People’s Princess died in an accident.
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