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Exclusive: Princess Diana's Former Bodyguard Says She Shared One Surprising Trait With King Charles
A rare glimpse into the personal life of Princess Diana has emerged, courtesy of her former protection officer, Ken Wharfe. In an exclusive interview with *Marie Claire*, Wharfe reveals a surprising shared trait between Diana and King Charles—a quiet appreciation for the natural world. This intimate detail offers a fresh perspective on both figures, moving beyond public perception. It’s a subtle observation that speaks volumes about their individual character. For further insight into royal recollections, read about India Hicks’s poignant memory of Queen Elizabeth’s funeral.
Queen Elizabeth's Former Footman Recalls "Silliness at All Levels," From Corgi Incidents to World Leaders Behaving "Inappropriately"
Paul Burrell, former footman to Queen Elizabeth II, offers an unprecedented glimpse behind palace doors in an exclusive interview with *Marie Claire*. Recalling years of service, Burrell reveals a surprisingly playful atmosphere, describing “silliness at all levels,” from mischievous corgi escapades to unexpected moments of informality amongst world leaders. He shares anecdotes of royal behavior he considered "inappropriately" relaxed, painting a portrait far removed from the stiff formality often perceived.