The surgeon who was Diana’s lover revealed that the princess agreed to give that controversial interview because she wanted to force her divorce.
Lady Di’s lover Hasnat Khan broke the silence and made strong statements in the Daily Mail about the controversial interview that Princess Diana gave to BBC journalist Martin Bashir and in which she revealed the adventure love affair between Prince Charles and Camilla Parker.
Khan, 62, who had a relationship with Diana Spencer between 1995 and 1997, told the British Daily Mail that journalist Martin Bashir “filled his head with rubbish” to Lady Di until he agreed to give the interview.
“One of her most attractive qualities was her vulnerability. It was what made her wanted by the public. I later realized that Martin took advantage of these vulnerabilities and exploited them,” Hasnat Khan said.
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Khan has stayed away from the public eye and has spoken little about the relationship he had with Princess Diana, but this time he broke the silence and said that after the talks Diana had with the journalist, she she began to believe that her children’s nanny was pregnant with Prince Charles and became paranoid at the wiretaps of the calls.
“She wasn’t a paranoid person, but with all these ideas and talks about wiretapping, Bashir was trying to get her to a place where she distrusted things and the people around her,” she said.
Lady Di’s lover revealed that Princess Diana agreed to give that controversial interview because she wanted to force her divorce.
Heart surgeon Hasnat Khan loved Princess Diana. Photo of Grosby Group
“Of course I’m not naive. I knew there was a part of Diana that wanted to give an interview, but my question is if Martin Bashir hadn’t been there persuading her, would he ever have done that?” He told the media. British.
Hasnat Khan explained that at the end of the interview he called him and asked him what he thought to which he replied that it was “terrible and a big mistake”. He also said Diana was clear that after the controversial interview the royalty would file for divorce.
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So, in addition to the interview being broadcast, Queen Elizabeth II asked Prince Charles and Lady Di to divorce to end their situation, according to lover Hasnat Khan.
According to Hasnat’s revelations, the relationship between the princess and the BBC journalist ended and when asked what had happened, she replied that it was for William, her eldest son. “I could believe it, because kids were key in everything she did,” Khan said.
“William hated Panorama’s interview and told his mother that he had made a mistake, that it had bothered him a lot. He was very direct and said, ‘Mother, Bashir is not a good person,'” Hasnat explained. .
Lady Di’s lover assures me that children were central to everything she did. photo file
The controversial interview
The so-called “Century Interview” was an unprecedented event, as BBC journalist Martin Bashir got Princess Diana to open her heart and answer questions without any censorship.
It occurred at one point that she was experiencing extreme tension with British royalty and was also suffering from a worn-out relationship with Prince Charles.
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His honesty touched the hearts of the people, but also the sensitive fibers of the monarchy who did not like him to ventilate his private life in this way. In this interview Lady Di admitted that she knew perfectly well the infidelities of Carlos.
“There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded,” the princess said, referring to the romance Carlos had with Camilla Parker Bowles. And last but not least, he admitted to having an affair.