‘A GREEK TRAGEDY’: IN HIS OWN HAND, PRINCE SHARES ANGUISH OF HIS BREAK-UP FROM DIANA... IN INTIMATE LETTERS TO NANCY REAGAN
It is a kind of Greek tragedy and would certainly make a very good play
Tormented by the public breakdown of his marriage, Prince Charles pours out his heart in a letter written from his Highgrove ‘sanctuary’ on June 21, 1992, days after Andrew Morton’s book Diana: Her True Story portrays him as a cruel and callous husband.
Apparently there are a whole series of ghastly books coming out in time with our 10th wedding anniversary – so you can imagine what they will contain!
Diana still hasn’t got over dancing with John Travolta
Smitten Charles writes with ill-concealed pride about his wife’s dazzling dance with her idol John Travolta at the White House in November 1985, which became an iconic image.
I know exactly the methods these dreadful people employ
Charles comforts Nancy after Kitty Kelley’s ‘appalling’ exposé, left, in April 1991 and, in words reproduced right, fears a raft of ‘ghastly books’ for his tenth wedding anniversary. Morton’s book, far right, came out in 1992