When the media asked questions about Andrew Morton, Princess Diana “was pretty irate.”
Dickie Arbiter, a royal commentator, recently remembered how Princess Diana once became upset when reporters inquired as to whether she had assisted Andrew Morton with his book.
The only query from the media pack after she returned from her 24-hour trip to Budapest was, “Has Diana assisted Andrew Morton with his book?
The royal expert continued, “I answered, ‘I don’t know anything about it, but I’ll ask her.
“I walked into the retiring room when she arrived at the Peto Institute after a day visit to the Budapest-based Peto Institute and said, “They’re inquiring about you and Andrew Morton and the book. She answered, “I know nothing about it.
The expert continued, “She was extremely offended because I had actually questioned her.
Dickie continued by saying that Diana contacted him a few weeks later as a result of her visit to “Charing Cross to get the first edition.”
Diana was “so worried about it,” he continued, and she kept asking him, “What do I do? “
“Ma’am, you’ve already completed it, I remarked, he said. “I advise you to close your doors and windows, hang up the phone, and stay inside.
Do not pick up the phone; you have an engagement on Tuesday; remain at Kensington Palace.
