The notes reveal what Prince Philip really thought of her

Following the scandalous 1995 Princess of Wales interview with Martin Bashir in the United Kingdom, in which she claimed that her marriage was "three people", the Queen wrote to Charles and Charles asking them to divorce her. .

According to The Sun, Diana told the late singer George Michael, telling him that the breakup was "sinister" and that the royal family was "not very affectionate".

But recently-discovered letters between Diana and Prince Philip seem to show that the Duke of Edinburgh has sided with his daughter-in-law when things have been "badly organized" between her and Prince Charles, reports RSVP Live.

In a letter written in 1992 after their separation, Philip told Diana his disapproval and that of the queen regarding the love life of their son.

It is said that he wrote: "Charles was stupid to risk everything with Camilla for a man in his position.

"We've never dreamed that he might want to leave you for her. I can not imagine anyone in their right mind leaving you for Camilla. Such a perspective has not even entered our heads. "

The letter was signed "with the greatest love, Pa."

In this paper, it is suggested that he also expressed his sympathy and support for his daughter-in-law and offered to act as a mediator between her and Charles while their rank of bitter divorce was unleashed.

"I can only repeat what I already said, if I'm invited, I'll always do my best to help you and Charles, to the best of my ability," he wrote.

"But I am quite ready to admit that I have no talent as a marriage counselor."

However, Prince Philip also made it clear that he would not support Diana in the process of forming new romantic relationships, saying, "We do not approve of having any lovers.

It is said that he also asked Diana to look "honestly" in her heart and ask herself if "Charles's relationship with Camilla has nothing to do with your behavior towards him in your marriage?

According to Patrick Jephson, private secretary to Princess Diana at the time, the support of her in-laws was very important to her.

"Finally, there was written evidence that this was recognized, acknowledged and that there was sympathy for her," he said.

Fabulous Digital has contacted Buckingham Palace for a comment.

It's been 21 years since the photos of Princess Diana's burial and her beautiful photos were revealed from her last resting place in her childhood home.

The Princess of Wales died on August 31, 1997, after suffering fatal injuries in a car accident in the Pont de l'Alma road tunnel in Paris.

Earlier this week, the Sun reported that Princess Diana's former personal trainer had stated that her separation from Prince Charles had "fallen on her" and that she "was not the one who wanted to separate" .

This story was originally published in The Sun and is reproduced with his permission.