Princess Diana reveals suicide attempt in an audio tape

Princess Diana and her life will always be a mystery to this world. But, most recently a devastating piece of her life came out in form of audio scripts revealing the suicide attempt made by Lady Di due to a failing marriage. The series of audio scripts are at the moment serving a mighty source for Andrew Morton’s book ‘Diana: Her true story’.

The revelations made in the audio scripts states Diana being depressed on the comment made by Prince Charles on her weight. And, we quote, “My husband put his hand on my waistline and said: ‘Oh, a bit chubby here, aren’t we?’ and that triggered off something in me. And the Camilla thing. I was desperate, desperate. I remember the first time I made myself sick. I was so thrilled because I thought this was the release of tension…. The first time I was measured for my wedding dress, I was 29 inches around the waist. The day I got married, I was 23½ inches. I had shrunk into nothing from February to July. I had shrunk to nothing.”

In the second tape, she makes a rather shocking revelation of cutting her wrist with a razor. And, we quote, “We stayed up there [at Balmoral] from August to October. I got terribly, terribly thin. People started commenting: ‘Your bones are showing.’ By October, I was in a very bad way. I was so depressed, and I was trying to cut my wrists with razor blades. It rained and rained and rained. I came down early [to London] to seek treatment, not because I hated Balmoral, but because I was in such a bad way.”

Her trouble marriage had a lot to do with everything bad happening in her life. And, we quote, “The first thing that hit me was my [future] husband sending Camilla Parker Bowles flowers when she had meningitis: ‘To Gladys from Fred’….I once heard him on the telephone in his bath on his hand-held set, saying: ‘Whatever happens, I will always love you.’ I told him afterwards that I had listened at the door, and we had a filthy row.”

She even caught her husband red-handed. But, there was only something she could do. “Somebody in his office told me that my husband had had a bracelet made for her, which she wears to this day. It’s a gold chain bracelet with a blue enamel disc. It’s got ‘G and F’ entwined in it, ‘Gladys’ and ‘Fred.’ I walked into this man’s office one day and said: ‘Oh, what’s in that parcel?’ He said: ‘Oh, you shouldn’t look at that.’ I said: ‘Well, I’m going to look at it.’ I opened it, and there was [the] bracelet, and I said: ‘I know where this is going.’ I was devastated. This was about two weeks before we got married.”

The obsession of Prince Charles for her is also mentioned in these tapes. “He’d found the virgin, the sacrificial lamb, and in a way, he was obsessed with me. But it was hot and cold, hot and cold. You never knew what mood it was going to be—up and down, up and down.”

The life story of the most beautiful lady will always remain curious one for the world.