A royal commentator has issued a new set of allegations about the British Royal Family in a book centered on Princess Diana’s notorious BBC interview.

Andy Webb’s book, Dianarama, arrives three decades after the Panorama broadcast in which the late Princess of Wales famously declared there were “three of us” in her marriage to the then Prince Charles, now King Charles III.

Diana’s Interview That Changed Public Perception

During the sit-down, Diana openly discussed Charles’s long-standing relationship with Camilla Parker Bowles, now Queen Consort. Her honesty reshaped global views of the monarchy and sent shockwaves through the institution.

One of Webb’s most striking claims suggests that Prince William, Diana’s eldest son, still “wants to know the truth” about his mother. Diana died at 36 in a high-speed crash in Paris’s Pont de l’Alma tunnel on August 31, 1997.

William Reportedly Seeking Answers About the Interview

The Panorama interview was conducted by BBC reporter Martin Bashir. According to Webb, William is “taking steps to discover” the truth behind how the interview was secured.