Princess Diana Had A Secret Daughter

Princess Diana Had A SECRET DAUGHTER
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OHH THE SPIDER WEBS they weave !!!

Princess Diana's secret daughter found
- apparently the doctor who certified she / and, prince charles
could have children, stole the eggs and implanted one of them
into his wife, creating a daughter
maybe she is 1st born; then; the 2nd son of camila/charles
and, then 3) prince william 4) prince harry ???
OHH THE SPIDER WEBS they weave !!!

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Princess Diana's secret daughter found
It’s the secret they have so desperately tried to keep hidden. But as the royal family prepares to celebrate Prince Charles’ milestone 70th birthday, a dark conspiracy…
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Man Claiming To Be King Charles & Camilla's Secret Love Child Reveals Possible DNA Breakthrough
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King Charles III: Wild rumours that the monarch had a 'secret daughter' with Princess Diana
Charlotte Sworn - 4h ago

Fifty-six-year-old Australian man Simon Charles Dorante-Day claims to be the son of King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla.
And he intends to take the Royal Family to court for a DNA test.

As far-fetched as this sounds, it has nothing on the mind-boggling rumour that Princess Diana and the then-Prince Charles had a secret daughter through surrogacy.

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The outlandish rumour that spread like wildfire

A few years ago, the American gossip magazine Globe ran a story claiming that the then-Prince Charles and Princess Diana had a secret daughter. Her name is supposedly Sarah, and she was born through surrogacy in 1981 before Prince William.
Apparently, when Princess Diana was 19, Queen Elizabeth II and other members of the Royal Family wanted to know if Diana was fertile and could bring offspring to the Prince before they were married. Diana’s eggs were supposedly harvested during a gynaecological examination and later fertilised with Prince Charles’s sperm.
However, as the story goes, one doctor kept the embryos after being asked to destroy them and implanted them in his wife without her knowledge.

Sarah was allegedly born in 1981, just ten weeks after Princess Diana and Prince Charles’s wedding. Sarah reportedly claimed that growing up, she was constantly told that she was the spitting image of Diana. As an adult, Sarah apparently stumbled upon a diary about her conception. But as she began digging into her past, it was claimed that a menacing message was left on her answer phone, warning her to stop looking if she valued her life.
The article then claimed that Sarah feared for her life, especially after Princess Diana tragically died in 1997. She supposedly fled to the United States, where she has lived ever since.
At the time, the sensational and scandalous claims that spread like wildfire across the US attracted the attention of the world’s media and made headlines in many countries.

Where did the rumour come from?

Mail Online reported in 2015 when the rumours began gaining weight again, that the story started as a work of fiction. In 2011, Nancy E. Ryan self-published a novel entitled The Disappearance Of Olivia.

In the novel, Olivia Franklin is an oncologist who ‘admired Princess Diana and wanted to emulate her’. She then discovers she is Diana’s secret daughter through IVF. Olivia lives fearful for her life because of the supposed threat her existence would pose to the Royal Family.
The author said of her outlandish tale:

I believe my story could have been true. Many have told me that they believe my story is entirely plausible.​

I believe my story could have been true. Many have told me that they believe my story is entirely plausible.
Globe published many outlandish claims, such as Sarah meeting with a pregnant Kate Middleton and Sarah’s showdown with Prince Charles, with snaps of the supposed Sarah, which were later believed to have been doctored. Marca notes that the stories of her conception and the existence of a ‘secret daughter’ were debunked by Royal Family experts and all reliable media outlets.

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Fifty-six-year-old Australian man Simon Charles Dorante-Day claims to be the son of King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla. And he intends to take the Royal Family to court for a DNA test. As far-fetched as this sounds, it has nothing on the mind-boggling rumour that Princess Diana and the then-Prince Charles had a secret daughter through surrogacy.

King Charles III: Wild rumours that Charles had a secret daughter with Princess Diana© Provided by Oh My Mag


The outlandish rumour that spread like wildfire
A few years ago, the American gossip magazine Globe ran a story claiming that the then-Prince Charles and Princess Diana had a secret daughter.

Her name is supposedly Sarah, and she was born through surrogacy in 1981 before Prince William.
Apparently, when Princess Diana was 19, Queen Elizabeth II and other members of the Royal Family wanted to know if Diana was fertile
and could bring offspring to the Prince before they were married. Diana’s eggs were supposedly harvested
during a gynaecological examination and later fertilised with Prince Charles’s sperm.
However, as the story goes, one doctor kept the embryos after being asked to destroy them and implanted them in his wife without her knowledge.







Sarah was allegedly born in 1981, just ten weeks after Princess Diana and Prince Charles’s wedding. Sarah reportedly claimed that growing up, she was constantly told that she was the spitting image of Diana. As an adult, Sarah apparently stumbled upon a diary about her conception. But as she began digging into her past, it was claimed that a menacing message was left on her answer phone, warning her to stop looking if she valued her life.
The article then claimed that Sarah feared for her life, especially after Princess Diana tragically died in 1997. She supposedly fled to the United States, where she has lived ever since.
At the time, the sensational and scandalous claims that spread like wildfire across the US attracted the attention of the world’s media and made headlines in many countries.

Where did the rumour come from?

Mail Online reported in 2015 when the rumours began gaining weight again, that the story started as a work of fiction. In 2011, Nancy E. Ryan self-published a novel entitled The Disappearance Of Olivia.

In the novel, Olivia Franklin is an oncologist who ‘admired Princess Diana and wanted to emulate her’.

She then discovers she is Diana’s secret daughter through IVF.

Olivia lives fearful for her life because of the supposed threat her existence would pose to the Royal Family.
The author said of her outlandish tale:

I believe my story could have been true. Many have told me that they believe my story is entirely plausible.​

I believe my story could have been true. Many have told me that they believe my story is entirely plausible.
Globe published many outlandish claims, such as Sarah meeting with a pregnant Kate Middleton and Sarah’s showdown with Prince Charles, with snaps of the supposed Sarah, which were later believed to have been doctored. Marca notes that the stories of her conception and the existence of a ‘secret daughter’ were debunked by Royal Family experts and all reliable media outlets.