Lady Dee was a wonderful mother, but for the sake of peace, she was willing to leave her children forever just weeks before her death.
Princess Diana planned to move to the United States a few weeks before her death. At the same time, Lady Di did not intend to bring her children – Prince William and Harry. He wants to save his children from the scrutiny of the press, which he considers a kind of curse. This is what Princess Diana’s former bodyguard Lee Sansum said in her memoir titled Defending Diana: The Bodyguard’s Storywrites the Daily Mail.
We talk about the rest of Princess Diana in Saint-Tropez in July 1997. Then she began to talk seriously about moving
“Diana vacationed with her sons and boyfriend Dodi Al-Fayed on the luxurious yacht of Mohammed Al-Fayed, but the paparazzi surrounded the boat every day. There she admitted that she wanted to go to the USA, far in the press,” he recalled. Sansum.
Lady Dee then explains that she will not be allowed to exclude her children from royal duties.
“I’ll probably only see them on vacation,” said Lady Dee.
As you know, this plan did not materialize, because Princess Diana died in a car accident in Paris just one month later, in August 1997.
“The press has become the bane of his life everywhere, not just in Saint-Tropez. And he told me, ‘I can’t do anything in the UK. The papers there attack me no matter what I do. I want to go to the USA and live there to avoid all this. At least in America they love me and they will leave me,” Sansum wrote.
According to him, Princess Diana was a wonderful mother, but for the sake of peace, she was ready to leave her children forever. At the same time, Lady Dee is known for working with her favorite reporters and photographers, and often lets them know where she is if she wants to be photographed.
Recall that earlier a previously unpublished video from the life of the British royal family appeared on the Web, where Princess Diana was playing with her sons, Princes William and Harry in the garden.
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