Princess Diana Dreamed of Escape With Her Doctor Boyfriend, Memoir Claims
Charles Spencer says Diana explored a move with Hasnat Khan to build a quieter life and sought medical work for him in Cape Town.
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Princess Diana considered leaving Britain and starting a new life in South Africa with her great love, heart surgeon Dr. Hasnat Khan. Her brother Charles Spencer has revealed this in his new memoir, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, published nearly 30 years after the princess’s death. According to Spencer, his sister’s plans were serious enough that she sought the help of renowned South African heart surgeon Christiaan Barnard, who performed the fir…
Diana considered moving to South Africa with her lover to start a new life away from real pressure, according to her brother's book
Princess Diana Dreamed of Escape With Her Doctor Boyfriend, Memoir Claims
Photo Credit: Bettmann / Getty Images Princess Diana reportedly considered moving to South Africa with her boyfriend, Dr. Hasnat Khan, as she looked for a quieter life away from the intense public attention surrounding her. Her brother, Charles Spencer, detailed the alleged plan in his memoir Swan Song: Diana, My Sister. According to Spencer’s account, Diana explored whether Khan, a cardiothoracic surgeon, could establish a career in Cape Town w…
Princess Diana made plans to move to Africa to marry her doctor lover and escape ‘petulant’ Charles before her death: brother's memoir
Princess Diana plotted to move to South Africa with her lover Dr. Hasnat Khan in a bid to flee her "petulant" ex-husband, King Charles, her brother Charles Spencer claims in a bombshell new book.
Princess Diana seriously considered leaving Britain and starting a new life in South Africa with her lover, heart surgeon Hasnat Khan. She even went so far as to approach one of the world's most famous heart surgeons in the hope of getting Khan a job in Cape Town, according to a new book by Diana's brother Charles Spencer, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, which is published today. The New York Post reports.
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