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The People’s Princess revealed in secret interviews she was uncomfortable being in “the system”, but that she refused to abandon it for a very powerful reason.
When asked if she would leave the monarchy in its current “format” or would she “alter it for William” Diana said claimed she was already making changes from behind the scenes.
Diana said: “I am altering it for him, William, but in a subtle way.
“Through William learning what I do and his father, to a certain extent he has got an insight of what’s coming his way.
“He is not hid upstairs with the governess.”
These bombshell and candid comments suggest Diana was leading by example to show Prince William how his devoted mother was paving the way for him to have an easier time in the public eye.
Diana was also asked what her biggest achievement had been as a member of the Royal Family.
She replied: “To not bow down to pressure. You know, not let al this chat disturb me. It took me six years to get comfortable in this skin.”
These revelations were unearthed last year just before the landmark 20th anniversary of her death.
Diana participated in secret interviews in 1991 that were recorded with permission by a close friend on behalf of journalist Andrew Morton.
It was at a time when her marriage to Prince Charles was in crisis and Mr Morton wanted to reveal what like was really life for the most photographed woman in the world.
Princess Diana revealed she was unhappy and was on the brink of desperation.
She said: “I was just so desperate. I knew what was wrong with me, but nobody else around me understood me.
“I needed to rest and to be looked after inside my house and for people to understand the torment and the anguish going on in my head.”
Diana added how she made the sacrifice of her own happiness in order to maintain the stability of the monarchy and even closer to her heart – her family.
She said: “Because I had a smile on my face everybody thought i was having a wonderful time.
“That’s what they chose to think and they were happier thinking that.
“It didn’t get easier, I just got used to what people required from the Princess of Wales.
“History fascinated me but I never thought I would end up in the system, in the books.”
National Geographic Documentary Films revealed Diana’s innermost most thoughts and feelings from that very specific point in her life and much of what was said had never been broadcasted before.
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