and valuable person. As far as Prince Charles is concerned however, even a cursory glance at Camilla´s acutely apprehensive features, during the recent BBC interview over his military friend´s death in Afghanistant, says it all. She saw through the words and was all too ready to stop him from getting unduly upset. Diana would have been incapable of any of this. Again, perhaps it was not in her nature to show her affecton in this way.
The predatory writers.
When Andrew Morton was sent to me by a variety of press representatives who mistakenly thought I was “well in” with the Royals, it was done with the sort of malice calculated to produce scandalous material avidly sought by gossip column readers. The marriage breakdown, it seemed, was probably the highest level of such material ever and the intrepid Mr. Morton was sent packing without a note. I knew what he was after however and I noted his movements and contacts during that particular tour. I was not surprised therefore to discover that the very first direct hit took him to one of the contacts that he managed to make that same day. He chatted through the early hours of the night with someone who had cause to want to harm Prince Charles and without doubt had a very direct line to the ingenuous Princess Diana who was going through the worst part of her ordeal in this highly public marriage.
When Diana started to sleep around, she did it with the conviction that what was good for the goose, was good for the gander. Essentially, she was not that sort of person, however frustrated she felt at the inability to make her own sex life meet her needs. Everyone knows that the odd encounter can and does turn up in most people´s lives and that few are