Diana: Her True Story by Andrew Morton (Hardcover)

“Diana: Her True Story In Her Own Words” is a biography written by British journalist Andrew Morton. Published in 1992, the book presents an intimate and revealing portrait of Diana, Princess of Wales, based on her own insights and revelations as shared with Andrew Morton.

The book is notable for its unique approach to biography. Andrew Morton conducted a series of secret interviews with Diana, where she candidly discussed her life, her marriage to Prince Charles, her struggles with the royal family, and her personal feelings and experiences. Morton then used these conversations as the basis for the book, aiming to give Diana a voice and share her perspective on her tumultuous life.

“Diana: Her True Story In Her Own Words” offers a behind-the-scenes look at Diana’s private life, her challenges as a royal, her humanitarian efforts, and her emotional journey. The book addresses sensitive topics such as her struggles with bulimia, her feelings of isolation, and her troubled marriage.

Upon its publication, the book generated significant public interest and media attention. It provided a new and more personal understanding of Diana’s life, and many readers found her revelations to be both shocking and sympathetic. The book contributed to discussions about the role of the royal family, the challenges faced by those in the public eye, and the complexities of marriage within the British monarchy.