Royal Cover-up and BBC Lies Exposed After 20-Year Investigation
An unassuming program titled ‘An interview with HRH The Princess of Wales’ became one of the most controversial broadcasts in BBC history. Initially presented without sensationalism, it surprised more than 23 million viewers in the UK and over 200 million worldwide when it aired in November 1995.
Recorded two weeks earlier, the broadcast turned out to be less a spontaneous interview and more a carefully staged exchange — a performance with a deliberate purpose and tone. It remains unforgettable even decades later.
Diana’s eyes are wide, like a hunted fawn’s, as she declares: “There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded.”
This striking line became iconic, perfectly delivered with poise and emotion. Throughout the discussion, Diana showed unexpected fluency, responding with rehearsed yet powerful phrases.
“I’d like to be a queen of people’s hearts. In people’s hearts.”
Not all the questions were gentle. Reporter Martin Bashir pressed further, asking about her relationship with James Hewitt and whether she had been unfaithful. Diana replied simply and openly:
“I adored him.”
Author’s Summary
The BBC’s 1995 Diana interview, disguised as a candid conversation, revealed a carefully orchestrated performance that reshaped public perception of the royal family.
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