In an emotional and revealing interview, Princess Diana’s sister, Lady Sarah McCorquodale, has finally broken her silence, confirming long-standing rumors about her late sister’s life that have circulated for decades. With tears in her eyes, Lady Sarah shared intimate details about Diana’s marriage, struggles, and personal heartaches that have shocked both royal watchers and the public alike.
For years, rumors swirled about the breakdown of Princess Diana’s marriage to Prince Charles, particularly about his infidelity with Camilla Parker Bowles. In a candid moment, Lady Sarah confirmed that Diana had been deeply aware of the affair long before their separation. “She knew. She wasn’t blind to the truth,” Lady Sarah said tearfully, revealing that Diana was heartbroken but unable to confront the painful reality. “Diana felt isolated, trapped in a marriage that wasn’t the fairytale it appeared to be.”
Lady Sarah also opened up about Diana’s mental health struggles, something the Princess had spoken about privately but rarely in public. She confirmed that Diana suffered from depression and bulimia during her time in the royal spotlight. “The pressure was immense,” Lady Sarah recalled. “She was carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders and often felt utterly alone.”
Perhaps the most startling revelation was about a secret relationship Diana had toward the end of her life. While Lady Sarah did not name the man, she shared that he provided Diana with much-needed comfort in her later years. “He understood her in a way that others couldn’t,” she said, hinting at a love that Diana had kept out of the public eye.
The interview has left the public reeling and raised questions about how much the royal family knew about Diana’s pain. As Lady Sarah wiped away tears, she concluded, “I just want the world to remember her for the woman she truly was — kind, beautiful, and deeply misunderstood.”
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