Vanity Fair issue is an interview with Lady Pamela Hicks, first cousin to Prince Philip, who has less-than-kind things to say about the adored royal.
She had enormous charisma, she was beautiful, she was very good at empathy with the general crowd … and she had no feeling at all for her husband or his family. Quite the reverse!
She was really spiteful, really unkind to him—and, my God, he’s a man who needs support and encouragement. [The marriage] absolutely destroyed him. He looked grey and ghost-like. Now of course he’s blossomed again.
She made everybody believe she’d been thrown to the wolves. Such nonsense! She was given the Queen’s favorite lady-in-waiting, Sue Hussey, to help her, to teach her. But she didn’t want to be told anything. ‘That’s boring, Sue,’ she’d say. Instead, she wanted to listen to her music and go disco-ing or to some jive concert.
She didn’t try. She had no need to try because she saw the people admired her, then they admired her more. She reckoned she was the star.
This is the mentality of the Royal Family, they believe they have every right to carry on with a mistress and the wife should just shut up and do their Royal Duty.
The way We see it Prince Charles made Diana miserable, I remember watching a movie that showed Prince William as a child stuffing tissues under the door to his Mum because she was crying about her life with Charles and his choice to keep a mistress.
Lady Pamela, you will never stain Princess Diana's member, we all know she was human, but a loving human.
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