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"I discovered the reason late", Princess Diana's loyal driver breaks his silence after 27 years: She would still be alive today if...

2024-11-12 22:42:46Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
"I discovered the reason late", Princess Diana's loyal driver
Diana and her former driver Steve Davies

More than 27 years after Princess Diana's death, her former chauffeur Steve Davies gave his first interview in which he spoke about something that has haunted him ever since.

BBC journalist Martin Bashir ended his royal career as Diana's personal driver. However, a quarter of a century had to pass before Davies discovered and learned the truth by chance from an episode of The Croën series.

The driver was fired in late 1995 without explanation, according to the Daily Mail.

"It happened overnight. I was banned from driving her car. After the Christmas holidays they told me that they didn't want me around, they wouldn't even let me wash their car. I was still on her payroll, but the whole thing was strange, I would sit in the garage for ten hours a day, doing nothing, and then go home, I was humiliated , "he said.

He didn't know it at the time, but it was the collateral damage of Bashir's corruption plot that led the princess to the most difficult interview in the history of the royal family, her appearance on the Panorama show in November 1995.

In a secret meeting with the princess and her brother Charles Spencer in September that year, Bashir claimed that Diana's close friends and associates were all part of a deep state conspiracy against her. The reporter specifically branded Steve as a newspaper spy and warned Diana that her car was being followed and bugged.

“The consequence for me was that I was forced to leave the work I wanted to do for the rest of my life. Royal service means having faith and being loyal, showing prudence, having a sense of duty ," he said.

He then revealed what angers him the most.

"I'm not the type of person to waste time and energy on resentment or anger, but she died believing I cheated on her and that's something I can never forget or forgive ," he said.

Princess Diana tragically died in a car crash in Paris on August 31, 1997. Davies believes Princess Diana would still be alive today if he had been driving her car that fateful night.

"I believe Diana would be alive today if I had taken her to Paris. I would never let things happen the way they did that night. I have always taken extra precautions when it comes to her safety. I have taken it to another situation and I have always paid attention to every little thing, I have always insisted on wearing a seat belt and I have carefully checked all the conditions before going anywhere by car ", he concluded.


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