HARRY’S DIVA WIFE WOULD MAKE DIANA’S SKIN CRAWL!
Meghan gets trashed as probe examines mom-in-law’s death
AS STUNNING new revelations about Princess Diana’s fatal car “accident” emerge, an insider charges the doomed royal would’ve hated her son Harry’s snobby, high-maintenance actress wife, Meghan.
In her latest broadside, palace biographer Lady Colin Campbell slams Meghan as “pretentious” and insists that Diana would have been “appalled” at her tacky daughter-inlaw’s “graceless behavior.”
Meanwhile, the
shocking truth about Diana’s 1997 death, along with that of her beau Dodi Fayed and their driver, is being revealed in a bombshell 12-part podcast, Diana: Case Solved, which, for the first time, will reveal a complete picture of why the most famous woman in the world came to meet her tragic end.
As GLOBE has previously uncovered, Diana was convinced she was marked for death months before — and named ex-hubby Prince Charles as her murdererto-be.
“My husband is planning ‘an accident’ in my car, brake failure and serious head injury in order to make the path clear for him to marry” his mistress Camilla, the doomed princess wrote in a letter in late 1996.
Various sources claim Charles believed Diana planned to wed Dodi, a follower of Islam, and that the union would have brought down the monarchy.
Lady Campbell also revealed another possible motive for murder, saying Di was trying to undermine Charles’ bid for the throne by painting him as a weird weakling who talked to plants.
Campbell claims Di hoped Charles would be bypassed and the throne would go to their son William. Then, as his mother, she could rule as regent until William came of age.
In the gripping Diana: Case Solved podcast, a global team of high-profile investigators — including retired crime scene detectives, forensic pathologists and royal insiders — dissect evidence and grill new witnesses.
For the first time, you will hear Diana’s voice on long-lost recordings; in addition, there are interviews with key players who deliver startling new conclusions into the tragic end of the woman they called “the People’s Princess.”