Nearly three decades after the tragic death of Princess Diana, her legacy continues to fascinate. French writer Christine Orban suggests Diana's true 'death' occurred during her explosive 1995 BBC Panorama interview. This interview, watched by millions, revealed intimate details of her struggles.
Orban argues that Diana's candid revelations about her bulimia, depression, and marital infidelities were a form of public self-destruction. She portrays Diana as knowingly accelerating towards a breaking point. The interview was conducted by journalist Martin Bashir, who allegedly used manipulative tactics to secure it.
Prince Harry is reportedly in talks with Netflix to co-produce a three-part documentary commemorating the 30th anniversary of his mother's death. The documentary, potentially released in 2027, would feature Harry as co-producer, presenter, and narrator. Sources suggest it will offer "new perspectives" on Diana's life and lasting impact.
Harry's unique position allows him to share personal insights while examining Diana's role as a cultural icon. The documentary aims to explore her enduring legacy and continued affection from the public.