Princess Diana's Final Conversation Reveals Concern Over Harry's Status

In the hours before her tragic death in a car crash in Paris's Pont de l'Alma Tunnel on August 31, 1997, Princess Diana had a poignant conversation with her son Prince William about concerns that his younger brother Prince Harry might be overshadowed within the royal family, a shared worry that underscored their bond. Diana was staying at the Ritz Hotel with her partner Dodi Fayed, who left briefly to collect a £11,000 ring altered for a planned proposal, signaling their intent to marry. The couple had plans to visit Dodi's apartment and dine at a nearby restaurant where the proposal was speculated to have been intended. Meanwhile, royal expert Tom Sykes has revealed that tensions between William and Harry may escalate around the 30th anniversary of Diana’s death in 2027, with the princes reportedly considering rival documentaries about their mother, which could deepen their ongoing feud. Sykes also suggested the potential for renewed scrutiny of Diana's death, highlighting unresolved questions and the enduring public fascination with the circumstances of the fatal crash. This anniversary may become a flashpoint in the brothers' strained relationship, reflecting the complex legacy of the "People's Princess."