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Did Princess Diana Approve of Meghan Markle?
Former Royal Aide Disagrees with Prince Harry
Prince Harry has always maintained that his late mother, Princess Diana, would have loved his wife, Meghan Markle, and approved of their marriage.
He has often spoken about how similar his mother and wife are in character and how they would have become great friends.
However, one of Queen Elizabeth’s former aides, Dickie Arbiter, who worked as a press spokesman, disagrees with Harry’s opinion.
Arbiter made some sensational statements about what Princess Diana would have thought about Meghan Markle.
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According to him, if Diana had been alive, Harry would never have married Meghan and left the royal family.
The people’s princess, in all conflicts with Charles, respected the institution of the monarchy.
Arbiter believes that the marriage of the American woman was the result of Prince Harry’s unstable emotional state, caused by the death of his mother.
In Arbiter’s opinion, if there had not been a car accident in the Paris tunnel, the youngest son of Charles and Diana would still be serving the crown.
The former assistant also spoke out against the BBC, who took 27 years to apologize for Martin Bashir’s interview with Diana.
The journalist falsified the facts to get the consent of the princess for an exclusive conversation.
He said that William and Harry’s nanny, Alexander Pettifer, known as Tiggylasia Burke, was in an intimate relationship with their father, Prince Charles.
The woman had to defend her reputation in court and disclose some personal information in the course of the proceedings.
Dickie Arbiter considers it a disgrace that the BBC has been dragging its feet with apologies for so many years.
The management of the media corporation, according to him, is arrogant and confident of their own impunity.
However, it is not just the BBC that Arbiter has a problem with.