Prince William, described as Diana's 'most trusted confidant', was also her most loyal supporter
Prince William, who has been described as his mother Princess Diana's 'most trusted confidant', was also her most loyal supporter, with a royal writer claiming he even put a picture of his lover's wife on his dartboard .
That's the claim from royal writer Tina Brown, who tells a story in her upcoming book The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor, where William admitted to having a picture of Diana's lover rival on his dartboard.
According to Brown, Diana once hosted a private lunch at Kensington Palace, where Piers Morgan was also in attendance.
At the time, Diana was linked with England rugby captain Will Carling, whom she met in 1995. Carling's wife Julia reportedly disclosed his affair with Diana to the newspapers.
Naturally, the people's princess was 'flaming' with Julia on the move, and reportedly told Morgan over lunch: "She deserves it all."
In response, her eldest son, Prince William, said, "I keep a picture of Julia Carling on my dartboard at Eton!"
Morgan further shared his meeting with William and Diana at the time, saying that the Duke of Cambridge has always been Diana's 'most trusted confidant'.