In an emotional and long-awaited interview, **Dr. Michel Delmas**, the surgeon who tried to save **Princess Diana** following her tragic car crash in Paris in 1997, has broken his silence, revealing new details that have left the world stunned. For the first time, Dr. Delmas has recounted the final moments he spent with the Princess, sharing his shock and disbelief as he saw her in the emergency room.
“I was in shock when I saw her face,” Dr. Delmas said tearfully, reflecting on the night of the crash. Despite the severity of the crash, he stated that Diana’s face did not show signs of injury from the impact of the car. “Diana was not harmed by that car… at least, not in the way everyone assumed. Her injuries were internal, not external. The trauma was deeper than anyone realized.”
Dr. Delmas explained that Princess Diana had suffered from severe internal bleeding due to a ruptured vein, which was not immediately visible from the outside. “The car crash was brutal, but the car itself didn’t do as much damage as people believe,” he continued. “The real harm came from the internal injuries that couldn’t be seen at first glance.”
His revelations challenge the common narrative that the crash itself was the primary cause of Diana’s death. According to Dr. Delmas, despite the damage to the car, it was the internal injuries and subsequent blood loss that ultimately led to her passing.
Dr. Delmas shared that when he first saw Diana in the hospital, he was overwhelmed by a sense of disbelief. “She was calm, her skin was pale, but there was a quiet dignity about her,” he recalled. “At that moment, I thought we might have a chance. But I knew her condition was critical.”
He further explained that despite their best efforts, the severity of her internal injuries was too much to overcome. “She was a fighter, but there was nothing we could do to stop the bleeding. Her injuries were just too severe.”
As the world continues to mourn the loss of Princess Diana, Dr. Delmas’s account adds a new layer of understanding to the tragedy. He ends his interview with a final reflection: “I’ve never forgotten her. Diana was not just a patient to me. She was a person, a mother, a symbol of grace. Her death changed everything for me.”
Dr. Delmas’s words are sure to provoke fresh questions about the circumstances of Diana’s death, adding to the ongoing mystery and public interest surrounding the night that altered the course of history.