The late Princess Diana’s first cousin has spoken about her relative for the first time since her death – revealing that she had a crush on Prince Charles.
Diana Macfarlane, who attended West Heath Girl’s School in Kent with Princess Diana, said her cousin had photos of the king in her bed when she was only 13 years old.
They would later get married in one of the greatest weddings in history.
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In a new ITV 90-minute special documentary about the Princess, Diana Macfarlane said, “Diana and I were both at West Heath together.
“She loved a love story. Life in the dorm, you all had your bed and nightstand and hanging cupboards.
“Everyone loved having their photos on the bedside table. We all used to have pictures of the star we liked.
“I can tell you that at West Heath she had photos of Prince Charles around her bed.
“She had a crush on him for a long time from a schoolgirl.”
Diana Macfarlane also paid tribute to her late cousin, whose 60th birthday would have been July 1st.
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She said, “She was full of life, great fun, loved giggling, wicked humor.
“I think we always thought that afterward you could get away with some naughty looking angels.”
Ms. Macfarlane was three years older than Diana and spent much of her childhood with her cousin.
Mrs. Macfarlane’s parents are Christopher Baldwin Hughes Wake-Walker and Lady Diana Spencer, Princess Diana’s paternal aunt.
Diana at Sixty the documentary will be available on ITV Hub.
