Prince Philip Saw Through Diana's Tell-All

On April 1st, a new biography drops some royalty.

Prince Philip knew right away that Princess Diana was behind that explosive 1992.

Tell all book by Andrew Morton, even though she denied it hard.

He read it on flights to and from Canada that July, and spotted her fingerprints all over

it, spilling grievances about her marriage to then Prince.

Charles and his thing with Camilla Parker-Bulls, Philip wasn't impressed at all.

The book hit like a hammer blow to their shaky marriage, laying out Diana's personal

struggles and cranking up the spotlight on the whole family.

Behind closed doors, things got tense with a big meeting at Windsor Castle, where Diana,

Charles, the Queen, and Philip hashed it out.

Diana said Charles never wanted to marry her, and Camilla made it intolerable, while the

Queen stayed neutral.

Philip stepped up, writing six letters to Diana from June to October 1992, trying to patch

things up.

She wrote five back, emitting he really cared.

Her trust crumbled fast when bits of their private letters leaked to the press, making

him suspect every chat between Charles and Diana would end up in the Daily Mail.

Their separation went public at the end of 1992, divorce finalized in 1996.

Then tragedy struck with Diana's death in Paris in 1997 at age 36.

Truth came out quick after Morton republished a book with her actual tape transcripts, passed

to her friend, proving Philip had called it right, from the jump.

That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update.

AI powered and always trending.