Diana: The Unheard Truth Will Be Full of Secrets
Vulture • • entertainment
Key Points:
- A new three-part documentary series, Diana: The Unheard Truth, will feature five hours of previously unreleased audio tapes of Princess Diana, revealing her deepest thoughts on her marriage, royal life, and family.
- The tapes, originally recorded secretly in 1991 with Diana's friend James Colthurst, were the basis for Andrew Morton's 1992 book Diana: Her True Story, which exposed her struggles and the breakdown of her marriage to Prince Charles.
- The recordings provide new insights into the timeline of Diana and Charles's relationship dissolution, including revelations about their affairs, her mental health struggles, and the emotional impact of their marriage's collapse.
- The documentary promises to shed light on Diana's perspective on key figures like Charles, Camilla, and Prince Andrew, potentially offering new context on longstanding royal controversies.
- Diana's reflections also include prescient predictions about the future of the royal family and her own path, making the tapes a significant and emotionally charged historical record decades after her death.
