Princess Diana 'may have died in botched British MI6 operation' claims ex-bodyguard

Meghan Markle’s latest revealing interview is thought to be overshadowing the 25th anniversary of Princess Diana’s death, royal insiders say. The former Suits star spoke out against the royal family's Instagram policies amongst other things in a lengthy interview with New York magazine’s The Cut on Monday 29 August.The Duchess of Sussex also claimed that Prince Harry has “lost” his relationship with his father, Prince Charles — and revealed how “happy” she was to finally leave the UK.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex moved to Canada when they first departed UK soil but have now settled in Montecito, California.

A look behind the curtain. Former bodyguard Lee Sansum shared stories about his time working for Princess Diana in his new book, Protecting Diana: A Bodyguard’s Story.

Royal commentator Duncan Larcombe has said “mistakes were made” in the first few days following Princess Diana’s untimely death in the early hours of Sunday 31 August 1997. While nobody could have foreseen the scale or the intensity of the public reaction, Diana’s sons, Princes William and Harry, found the response was bewildering, with the Duke of Cambridge later admitting he found the public’s grief “very peculiar”, especially as he and Harry – themselves in a “state of shock” – felt obliged not to cry.

Give her a follow. Meghan Markle is returning to Instagram. The former Duchess of Sussex’s public existence has been carefully curated by the Royal Family since she began dating her now-husband Prince Harry.

Meghan Markle wasn’t eager to share photos of her children with the British press for a reason. During her time as an active member of the British royal family, the Duchess of Sussex was expected to release pictures of her now 3-year-old son, Archie, to the Royal Rota, which is the press pool that covers Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family. "There’s literally a structure," the former American actress explained in The Cut cover story on Monday.

perished in car crash in Paris, changing the trajectory of the royal family forever.Etoile Limousines owner Jean-Francois Musa was the proprietor of the vehicle that the Princess of Wales died in, alongside Dodi Fayed and driver Henri Paul, on Aug. 31, 1997.Musa, 63, is now claiming that French authorities have not allowed him to take back his missing Mercedes-Benz S280.“It’s legally mine — [but] I have no idea where the car is,” he told the Mirror. “All I know is it is legally mine and obviously I want it back.

Princess Diana and Prince Charles had one of the most high profile royal relationships ever.The pair, who wed in 1981, had a romance and a wedding that was dubbed a “fairytale” by royal well wishers and as her profile grew, Princess Diana became one of the most loved royal women across the globe. However, the then Prince and Princess of Wales weren’t living a fairytale in reality and over many occasions, the cracks in their relationship were shown publicly. In the second half of the 1980s, after only a few years of marriage, rumours of Charles and Diana's unhappiness became commonplace.

It remains to be seen as to whether Prince William and Prince Harry will meet up when the Sussexes visit the UK next month. But royal biographer Andrew Morton has told OK! that their late mother Princess Diana would be desperate for them to reconcile. Ahead of Diana's anniversary on 31 August, Andrew says she would be pained by the current rift between her sons.

Princess Diana was driven to her death is demanding he is finally given his car back.Jean-Francois Musa spoke about his Mercedes-Benz S280 on the eve of the 25th anniversary of Diana’s death in Paris.He insists he is still doing "everything possible" to get the car, which was involved in a mystery blaze two years after the tragedy, back from the French authorities.READ MORE: Prince Charles 'would trick' Diana so he could sneak off and see Camilla, claims expertAnd he attacked them for not even letting him know where it is.The car, one of the most famous vehicles in history, could be worth as much as £10million to Mr Musa, experts say.The 63-year-old said: "I have no idea where the car is now. All I know is that it is legally mine and, obviously, I want it back.

Princess Diana would be “distraught” at the state of the relationship between her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, royal expert Jennie Bond has claimed. Jennie, 71, who invited OK! into her home earlier this year, said she also believes Diana, who died 25 years ago, would have “sorted out” the feuding siblings. Speaking to GB News Weekend Breakfast, Jennie, a former BBC Royal correspondent, said: “I think she’d be distraught that the boys are still feuding.

Meghan Markle wanted to use her acting career to resemble Princess Diana. The Duchess of Sussex, 41, initially shot to fame as an actress in the hit legal drama series Suits, alongside the likes of Patrick J.

FORMER EastEnders star Ashvin Luximon has died aged 38. The actor, who appeared on the hit soap as Asif Malik between 1999 and 2003, passed away on July 23 "due to an aneurysm". His family have since paid tribute to their "loving son, brother and friend".

While on the surface it may have seemed that Diana, Princess of Wales, led a charmed existence, her short time on Earth was never easy. After enduring a turbulent upbringing, in which her parents’ marriage bitterly broke apart, she fell into a hasty union with the Prince of Wales which eventually left her feeling miserable and alone.

Prince William and Prince Harry are reportedly set to mark the 25th anniversary of Princess Diana's death apart. It comes after the Duke of Cambridge, 40, and the Duke of Sussex, 37, agreed to end public commemoration, but instead have chosen to mark the occasion with their own families instead.

posted by Richards on Twitter Saturday showed a crowd of people applaud after the final bid was accepted at Silverstone’s racing circuit.The unique ride had multiple owners after Princess Diana and has about 25,000 miles on it. The new owner of the car was not identified by Silverstone.

Princess Diana's iconic Ford Escort has been sold for a staggering £650K at an auction. The Princess of Wales was known for driving the black Ford Escort RS Turbo for almost three years from August 1985.

A car once used by Diana, Princess of Wales has sold for a jaw-dropping £650,000 at auction. The black Ford Escort RS Turbo, which was driven by the late Diana from August 23 1985 to May 1 1988, sold to a UK buyer at the Silverstone Auctions sale on Saturday 27 August.

An old Ford Escort that once belonged to the late Princess Diana sold at auction Saturday for a whopping £650,000, or around $763,700.

READ MORE: Prince Harry opens up on his heart-wrenching wish for Archie and daughter LilibetThey told the Daily Star Sunday: “These files will not be made available for inspection for decades.“Prince Charles and his sons – and the British people – will be long gone by the time they are released.”The insider added the mass of documents – standing almost a metre high – were recently moved to a basement archive “in the Paris area” and are under 24-hour armed guard.They said: “The documents contain information about the activities of French investigators after Di’s death.”They also contain interviews of subjects carried out “in camera” – in other words, in secret. The Diana documents are stored under part of a “heritage code” that states certain Frenchnational archives should be shielded from public view for at least 75 years from their completion date.As the file was finished in 2007, it means they may not be seen until 2082.But this week we learned authorities have reserved the right to review whether to release the files after that – meaning they may never be seen.Our source said: “This is comparable to the refusal to release files relating to cases like the JFK assassination.