The scandalous record of the late Princess Diana about King Charles III was published

A new audio recording of the late Princess Diana has been made public, claiming that when Prince Harry was born to her, her husband Charles (now King Charles III of Britain) was disappointed that he had a boy instead of a girl.

A new audio recording has been published in which Princess Diana told how the British Prince Charles, who wanted a daughter – now King Charles III – was disappointed that they had a boy when Harry was born.

According to CNN, the late princess recorded a series of audio cassettes in the 1990s and secretly gave them to writer Andrew Morton before her death in a car accident in Paris in 1997.

Some of the audio recordings are being heard for the first time ahead of the release of a documentary next year titled Diana: The Rest of Her Story.

Last Thursday, August 31, marks the 26th anniversary of Diana’s tragic death, CNN recalls.

ABC’s Good Morning America has been given an exclusive opportunity to listen to tapes of Diana saying her husband hasn’t even spoken to her stepmother Rain Spencer.

“Because at Harry’s christening, Charles came up to his mom and said, ‘You know, we were so disappointed, we thought it was going to be a girl,’” she said.

“And my mother said: “You have to understand how lucky you are that you have a normal child,” she recalled.

From that day on, Diana said, “The shutters are down, and that’s what he does when someone answers him.”

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan announced in January 2020 that they were stepping down from their roles as senior members of the British royal family and planning to split their time between the United Kingdom and North America in an effort to become financially independent.

In response, the late Queen Elizabeth II announced at the time that Harry and Meghan would no longer be on duty and would no longer receive public funds for royal duties.

The rebellious couple have since been featured in a Netflix documentary series criticizing how they were treated by the media and the royal family, while Harry opened up about his past in his controversial memoir Spare.

In the recently released tapes, Diana also talks about the rocky relationship she had with her stepmother.

“And I said, ‘I hate you so much. If you only knew how much we all hated you for what you did. You destroyed the whole house. You spent daddy’s money.’ I said all I could,” said the Princess of Wales.

She recalled how Raine Spencer reacted, saying that she “has no idea the pain your mother put your father through.”

The late princess replied, “Pain, Rain? It’s the only word you don’t even know how to relate to. In my job and in my role, I see people suffer in ways you’ve never seen before. And you call it pain? I’m saying you still have a lot to learn.” I remember really grabbing her by the throat.”

Princess biographer Andrew Morton told ABC’s Good Morning America that the real “poignancy” is to hear her voice and get to know her views on the monarchy first hand. “She never thought for a second that Camilla would become queen, so we have a completely different perspective on the story that unfolds,” says Morton.

In total, Princess Diana recorded seven hours of her memoirs. When asked if he would release more audio, Morton said: “There’s global interest, but we’ll have to see what happens.”

Meanwhile, just on the next anniversary of the death of Diana, the father of her lover Dodi, who died with her, billionaire Mohammed Al-Fayed, died. The Egyptian-born businessman has died at the age of 94.

After the Princess of Wales and her friend Dodi Al Fayed were killed in a car accident in Paris on August 31, 1997, a jury in London’s High Court ruled in 2008 that the accident was the result of the carelessness of a driver and paparazzi reporters who were chasing the couple. But Mohammed Al-Fayed did not agree with the official version of the tragedy and for a long time led his own investigation, however, in the end he still resigned himself to the conclusions of the jury. “Enough. I leave retribution to the Almighty. But I myself will not do anything else, ”he said in 2008.