Princess Diana is involved in the Epstein affair: her name is dragged into the quagmire

In addition to the implications of the case of Prince Andrew, who is due to be tried in the United States next fall, Princess Diana, The former sister-in-law of Prince Andrew, was also linked to Jeffrey Epstein, according to an online video.

The Epstein affair has dealt a heavy blow to the British royal family. Queen Elizabeth is said to have had to pay for her son Prince Andrew to hire a lawyer to deal with allegations of sexual assault. But a new message reveals that not only her former uncle, Prince Andrew, but Princess Diana has also had contact with the convicted pedophile businessman in the past.

According to a chapter in the Daily Mail from michael's book Too Famous, Epstein met with William and Harry's mother on several occasions.

Michael explained that in an interview that had never been made public until now, Jeffrey Epstein himself told him that he had met Diana several times. Jeffrey told him, "I accompanied her many times," but did not provide any substantial evidence of these meetings, neither photographs nor dates and locations. The newspaper speculated that if these meetings were real, they might have happened when Diana went to New York, where Jeffrey Epstein had a villa.

Prince William disliked it very much...

It is worth noting that Diana died in 1997, long before the outbreak of the Epstein incident, and the famous businessman who was sentenced to prison for organizing underage sex trafficking mysteriously "committed suicide" in a new York prison in August 2019, which caused a lot of suspicion.

According to reports, because Princess Diana's name has been mentioned in different reports in the past in connection with the scandal. This made William very unhappy, believing that the Epstein affair had caused enough harm to the royal family, and not long ago he said at a royal family convention that his second uncle, Prince Andrew, was "a serious threat" to the British monarchy, including his father, Prince Charles, as well as his aunt Princess Anne and third uncle, Prince Edward.

| Liang Ishikawa