Princess Diana so 'scared for her life' she carried around minifridge full of her blood

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Princess Diana used to carry around a small fridge full of her blood over fear of being “under the threat of physical danger”.The late princess would keep spare supplies of her blood with her security team as a precaution for if Diana was ever attacked.According to former private secretary Patrick Jephson, the small fridge of blood would accompany them if they were ever travelling overseas.Mr Jephson said: “Particularly when we were abroad or in the developing world, we would carry a little refrigerator full of spare supplies of Diana’s blood.“That sure took the glamour out of it.

Each of us were tested so the doctors knew which of us could give her blood if she needed it.”Mr Jephson was equerry and private secretary for the former Princess of Wales from 1988 to 1996.He revealed that Diana would be in danger from time to time due to threats and you would often get a “sharp reminder” of the danger.Mr Jephson added: “Diana was quite often under the threat of physical danger.“A part of the job that was easy to forget and then you’d get a sharp reminder.”Diana tragically passed away following a car crash in Paris in August, 1997 after she fled chasing paparazzi.She passed away from internal bleeding and other injuries at the age of 36.Speaking on an episode of Secrets of the Royal Palaces, Diana’s former Royal Protection Officer Colin Tebbutt MVO spoke about the moment in a Paris hospital following her death.For the latest breaking news from the Royal Family and stories from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.For a moment he thought she might still be alive after he glanced over to see the late princess’ hair and eyelashes move.He said: “I turned round to look at the princess and her hair was.