Princess Diana Sent Death Threat To Camilla Parker-Bowles, Was An Unfit Mother, Claims Tell-All Book

Junor states Diana was so “consumed with jealousy” over Bowles two-decade romance with Prince Charles, she allegedly threatened her life. “I’ve sent someone to kill you,” Junor alleges Diana told Bowles in a phone call. “They’re outside in the garden. … Look out of the window; can you see them?” Junor does not specify when the alleged phone call occurred.

Princess Diana’s rumored rage toward Bowles and her eventual divorce from Prince Charles in 1996 was hard on the couple’s two children, Prince William, now 32, and Prince Harry, now 29, Junor says. “While their nannies could keep them occupied and the protection officers could keep them safe, no one could protect them from the emotional extremes of their mother,” she says. “Diana confided in her boys and sought comfort from them, even though they were so young.”

Junor says Diana would seek solace from Prince Harry during his younger years in the late 1980s, early 1990s. “[She] expected [him] to comfort her as she ricocheted from one terrifying emotional outburst to the next,” she says. While Junor does not deny Diana loved her sons, she does say the royal was “obsessive” in her attempts to make sure they favored her above all, even firing nannies who she felt connected emotionally to the boys. “One of her favorite phrases was: ‘Who loves you most?'” Junor says. “She loved her boys more than anyone else on earth but she wanted them to love her better than anyone else, too."