Secrets revealed about Princess Diana… She tried to commit suicide several times!

Royal biographer Jonathan Dimbleby revealed Princess Diana’s attempts to harm herself, describing them as “suicide attempts” or desperate “calls for help” as her marriage to Charles deteriorated.

Despite their “legendary wedding” in 1981, by 1982, the 21-year-old princess was suffering from bulimia, severe anxiety, low self-esteem, and postpartum depression after giving birth to Prince William.

In Charles’s authorized biography, Dimbleby detailed Diana’s traumatic actions, which included “throwing herself against glass cabinets”, “cutting her wrists” and “throwing herself down the stairs” while pregnant in front of the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Diana herself described these incidents to journalist Andrew Morton in a tape recorded in 1991, explaining: “It was all a desperate cry for help. An attempt to get my husband’s attention.”

She recalled the horrific moment she threw herself down the stairs at Sandringham, while four months pregnant. The Queen felt “absolute horror”, but Charles, returning from horseback riding, responded with “complete disregard”.

The Princess also recounted an incident in 1986 where, after an argument with Charles who “wasn’t listening” to her, she used a pocket knife to cut her chest and thighs so badly that “a lot of blood” came out, yet he showed no reaction at all.

Dimbleby noted that those closest to Diana believed her “disturbing behaviour” was partly the result of her husband’s “alleged indifference towards her, specifically his supposed infidelity with Camilla Parker Bowles”.

According to friends of Charles, he “disdained her behavior” because he believed she was “making up her problems.”

Eventually, by the summer of 1982, Charles arranged for Diana to have a session with a psychiatrist. He prescribed Valium to her, but she “refused to take it,” convinced that the royal family was trying to drug her.