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King Charles ‘Never Loved’ Princess Diana, Married Her ‘Only to Have Children,’ Former Butler Claims

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Published On: September 13, 2025
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The Royal family has always been the center of gossip, even though Buckingham Palace has carefully tried to preserve them. The controversial details behind closed doors are no longer secrets, all thanks to the loud whistleblowers. However, among all the ugly gossip that has gone out of the Palace, the rift between Princess Diana and King Charles has to be the most sensational one. The bizarre controversies that the royal couple faced made it to every tabloid.

After Princess Diana’s death in 1997, more secrets about the strained relationship between the divorced couple came to light. For instance, a recent revelation by a former employee has brought out how there were some major cracks in their relationship right from the start.

In the recently released book The Royal Insider: My Life with the Queen, the King And Princess Diana, former butler Paul Burrell recalled one of the epic revelations about her fight with then-husband Charles.

Diana highlighted how her husband told her that ‘he never loved her’ and that he only married her to have children. Paul said, “Diana once told me that Charles had told her in the middle of one of their epic arguments: ‘I never loved you. I only married you to have children.'”

Those weren’t the only shocking stories spilled out from Diana and Charles’ slowly-dying marriage. She even once mentioned how her husband never wanted a loving wife but only looked forward to getting a mother for his kids.

Recalling Diana’s words of hatred for the ‘other woman’ Camilla Parker, Paul reiterated, “She always loved Charles, but she despised Camilla Parker Bowles, the ‘other woman.'”

Beyond the strained relationship between Diana and Charles, the doors of Buckingham Palace also concealed a significant history of power struggles and frequent conflicts. This reality was skillfully whitewashed by a strong media presence, which hinted otherwise.

Calling it a real-life war zone, the former butler of the royal palace reminisced about his experience of working there. Paul Burrell highlighted, “I didn’t realize that I had entered a war zone when I left The Queen’s service in 1987 to work for Charles and Diana.”

Besides fights, lack of love, and the presence of another woman, the final nail in the coffin for Charles and Diana’s marriage came shortly after the birth of their second born son, Prince Harry.

As per Paul, who by then had left the palace and begun working for the younger couple, recalled Charles’ deflated reaction on seeing his red-haired newborn right in the hospital room.

Recalling his expression, Paul added, “It wasn’t until Harry was born on September 15, 1984, just over two years later, that her fate was confirmed. Charles came into the hospital room, looked in the crib and said, ‘Oh, red hair.'”

While such a curt statement visibly hurt Diana, reminding her that red hair was a hereditary trait of hers, Charles, on the other hand, was happy to have an heir with William, and that he was now free to return to Camilla.

Paul recalled Diana’s exact words, “I cried myself to sleep that night knowing that my marriage was over.”

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Srijony Das

Srijony Das is a writer at Inquisitr News. With three years of writing experience, she holds a Master’s degree in English Literature and brings her deep love for storytelling to everything she writes. Traveling, books, and dance fuel her creativity. When she isn’t writing, you’ll find her sipping coffee, browsing viral memes, and Instagram trends.

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