Prince William Disturbed by 'The Crown's' Continuation of Disproven Rumours about Late Mother, Princess Diana

Satori News has learned that Prince William, second in line to the British throne, is deeply disturbed by the repetition of a disproven rumour that his mother, Princess Diana, was pregnant when she died. The controversial claim, allegedly set to feature in the upcoming series of 'The Crown' on Netflix, has been a notable sore spot for the royal family. The unfounded rumour was originally propagated by Mohamed Al-Fayed, a former Harrods wealthy tycoon, after his son Dodi and Princess Diana tragically died in a car crash in Paris in 1997.

Incorporating the rumour into its plot, Netflix’s popular royal drama reportedly introduces Salim Daw, depicting Mohamed Al-Fayed, asserting a conspiracy theory behind the unfortunate incident. The conspiracy suggests the "establishment" plotted the crash to prevent Diana from marrying Dodi and bearing his children.

An unnamed TV insider informed The Sun that this narrative is bound to further agitate Prince William, who has previously objected to inaccurate representations of his mother on 'The Crown.' The Prince even explicitly requested the 'Panorama' interview with Martin Bashir from 1996 to be scrapped following revelations of its deceptive procurement. Regardless, the producers of 'The Crown' defied his wishes and reproduced it in the series.

Diana is also speculated to return as a disruptive spectre, visiting the late Queen Elizabeth and King Charles, characters personified by Imelda Staunton and Dominic West, respectively. While Netflix has so far not commented on these anticipations, the new season of 'The Crown' is set to premiere on November 16 with four episodes, followed by six additional episodes airing from December 14.