New claim emerges about Princess Diana’s final days
Key takeaways
- Add ARY News on Google AAResize Former Royal Butler Says Princess Diana Was ‘Misunderstood’ in Final Days By News Staff Former Royal butler says public has got her last days and her loves wrong.
- Paul Burrell, the late Princess of Wales’s long-serving butler and closest confidant in the final years of her life in 1997, told The Motivational Speakers Agency that Diana is regularly misunderstood.
- The Princess, according to her former aide, was not after attention as so many tabloids suggest but aimed to carry out work to help humanity worldwide.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize Former Royal Butler Says Princess Diana Was ‘Misunderstood’ in Final Days By News Staff Former Royal butler says public has got her last days and her loves wrong. A man who worked closely with Princess Diana and called himself her ‘rock’ in the latter days of her life has spoken out to defend the mother of the two future kings.
Paul Burrell, the late Princess of Wales’s long-serving butler and closest confidant in the final years of her life in 1997, told The Motivational Speakers Agency that Diana is regularly misunderstood.
The Princess, according to her former aide, was not after attention as so many tabloids suggest but aimed to carry out work to help humanity worldwide.