Princess Diana poured her heart out to George Michael during her divorce from Prince Charles
A new recording has revealed Princess Dianaās heartbreak at divorcing Prince Charles.
The Peopleās Princess can be heard opening her heart to popstar George Michael in a new recording, unearthed by The Sun.
Diana can be heard describing the Royal Family as ānot very lovingā in the revealing phone chat.
According to The Sun, the conversation was recorded by an answering machine when he rang to wish the princess a happy birthday.
He later handed the tape over to childhood friend Andros Georgiou, who had been in the Hampstead property at the time of the call.
Diana, who was killed at in a car crash the following year, is heard telling George about her royal break-up, saying: āItās been pretty grim, but weāre near the end of it.
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āNot a very loving, compassionate family, this one Iām leaving.ā
She also gives an insight into the personal stress of the whole process, revealing that she was discouraged from meeting with people.
Asked about meeting up, Diana replies: āWell George, at the moment can I just wait until this has all quietened down? Otherwiseā.ā.ā.
āGeorge: Of course. Are you in meetings everyday and everything?
āDiana: Just lawyers, you know what theyāre like
āGeorge: Oh God
āDiana: Itās OK, itās very grown-up.ā
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The pair also joked about Sir Elton Johnās extensive shoe collection, with Diana comparing him to Philippinesā First Lady Imelda Marcos.
The full recording can be heard here.
Around the same time of the call, Wham! star George is said to have revealed he wished he was not gay.
According to TV presenter and journalist Richard Madeley, George shared the bombshell at a dinner party.
Madeley says that, asked what sexuality he would pick were it a totally free choice, Michael said ānot to be gayā.
Apparently the singer, who didnāt come out until the late 1990s, struggled with being gay as he found it ācomplicatedā.
