News about Dodi Fayed

They finally separated in 1992 after a tumultuous marriage that saw both engage in adultery. While Prince Charles was ensconced with the future Queen Camilla (then Mrs Parker Bowles), Diana had several lovers. One who has never been named was a married politician who was 'famously' charming, according to royal expert Tom Quinn. He revealed in his 2021 book Scandals of the Royal Palaces that the politician, whose identity has never been revealed, was seen late at night in his boxer shorts by a member of Kensington Palace staff. According to a former member of staff, the lover had 'wandered off' without his trousers and then was unable to get back to Diana's room because a door had closed behind him. He was left 'red-faced' as a staff member said good morning to him, Quinn recounted. On other occasions, the lover would allegedly be forced to hide behind curtains or in Diana's en suite bathroom when staff entered her bedroom, because the Princess was 'embarrassed'.

With the Olympic games bringing sports lovers to the French capital from across the world, many have also used the opportunity to remember the late Princess. France's Flame of Liberty has become the unofficial memorial to Diana, as it is positioned above the tunnel where she died on August 31, 1997. Olympic fans diverted from the sports arenas to take time to visit the memorial at Pont de l'Alma which is a short walk from the Eiffel Tower where beach volleyball is taking place. Some bowed their heads and clasped their hands in prayer in memory of Diana who died along with partner Dodi Fayed and the Mercedes-Benz driver Henri Paul when it crashed inside the tunnel.

Khalid Abdalla, 43, (left) who played Princess Diana's late boyfriend Dodi Fayed in The Crown, held up a bag containing 14,000 red sequins to represent every 'child that has been killed in Gaza' amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. On his other hand, the star had written 'Stop arming Israel ' in black marker pen as he posed for photos holding up the sequins. Taking to social media platform X, Khalid wrote: 'Every one of these 14,000 sequins is a child that has been killed in Gaza. Multiply that by 2.46 and you get the current death toll, over 34,500.' Unicef confirmed more than 14,000 children have been killed and 12,000 wounded in Gaza since Hamas 's attacks on Israel on October 7 last year.

The royal couple's five-day trip to Nigeria was one remembered for their largely separate engagements and their few awkward joint appearances. However, when the then Prince Charles and the Princess of Wales arrived in Lagos on March 15, 1990, thousands of fans welcomed them with cheers and flags. Diana looked resplendent in a series of dresses by designers Catherine Walker and Paul Costelloe as she characteristically attracted much of the limelight. She displayed the kindness that she was so loved for when she held the hand of a leprosy patient at a hospital, as Charles initially stood awkwardly by her side. At the time, the couple's marriage troubles were not public knowledge, but they were both engaged in secret affairs. Charles was seeing Camilla, now the Queen, and Diana was romantically involved with James Hewitt, a Captain in the British Army. She had also had a fling with her protection officer, Barry Mannakee.

After a public order assault was allegedly committed at a pro-Palestine march in central London on Saturday, police are asking for the public's assistance in identifying two men. According to figures from the organisers, more than 200,000 protesters in Gaza demanded a ceasefire, with crowds marching from Russell Square to Trafalgar Square. A number of demonstrators were arrested by police officers as they attempted to disrupt the Boat Race, and many of protesters were arrested outside the capital's heart.

Khalid Abdalla (pictured top) was seen marching with a crowd of pro-Palestine demonstrators in London today, as protesters came out en masse to reissue desperate calls for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Since consistently calling for an end to the hostilities on public platforms, the actor, 42, who plays Princess Diana's late boyfriend Dodi Fayed in the hit Netflix series, is expected to address the demonstration. Protesters were seen carrying banners and waving Palestinian flags, some clutching placards with messages such as "freedom for Palestine," "stop the slaughter," and the contested phrase "from the river to the sea," were among the protests.

Khalid Abdalla, a vocal Palestinian activist and Crown Princess who is set to speak, is expected to make a rebuttal of the thousands of protesters. As the Israel-Hamas war rages, the actor, 42, who plays Princess Diana's late boyfriend Dodi Fayed on Netflix, has repeatedly called for a ceasefire. Another protest has been announced earlier this month, following the Met's announcement that repeated pro-Palestine marches have cost the service £32.2 million so far, owing to the shortage of 35,464 officer shifts. Andy Valentine, deputy assistant commissioner Andy Valentine, said'swift and decisive steps" will follow any criminal activity at the rally, which is expected to begin in Russell Square around midday and concludes in Trafalgar Square on Saturday.

Shock is a word that has sparked. Theresa May's disbelief. And there's the 'genuine's sadness.' After being diagnosed with cancer and being sent to preventative chemotherapy, watching the heart-raging video by the Princess of Wales last night, three words kept circling around my head: this poor woman.

After a 'vile' commercial used her auto accident to advertise euthanasia, Princess Diana's friends responded with indignation and revulsion. The sickening campaign features a snapshot of a mangled vehicle in a tunnel with the caption: 'Diana.' She did not choose her death, but we should have the choice in 2024.' It sparked an immediate storm of furious condemnation, with friends and lawmakers branding it 'disgusting,'repugnant,' and 'hideous.' Rosa Monckton, her companion, said, "This is cruel, callous, and opportunistic." 'Diana was exploited in her youth and her death is now being exploited for very good reasons.' Baroness Monckton, who went on holiday with Diana a few weeks before she died in the car accident in the Pont de l'Alma tunnel in 1997, said the photograph had left her'shocked and horrified.'

Louise Dyrbusz, who worked with Dodi in the 1980s, has lost her daughter, Annabelle Delicata, who was discovered dead in East Sussex last month shortly after her 38th birthday. 'Our beloved Anna died tragically at home in Hove,' a family spokesperson confirms, with her father, James Cartland, and her many relatives.' Her enduring legacy is her loving spirit and love of nature.'

Local authorities around the country are facing one of the worst financial challenges in the last decade as an increasing number of councils have declared bankruptcy in the last six years. Northampton, Croydon, Thurrock, Woking, Slough, Nottingham, Northamptonshire, and Birmingham City Council, Europe's largest local authority, have all sent 114 notices, prohibiting a council from any further spending since 2018. Insiders have also reported to MailOnline that up to 30 more councils may follow suit over the next few years as they try to strike a balance between their books. Any council leaders have warned that even their most historical assets, some of which they have owned for centuries, are not safe from being sold off.

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Dodi Fayed, the actor who plays Princess Diana's late husband Dodi Fayed in the Netflix series, sent a political note through his appearance on the red carpet (left, right, and inset). Khalid's bold writing scrawled across his hand in a black marker pen as he posed for the cameras in an all-black outfit. In reference to the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, holding his hand to the camera, he wrote the word 'Never Again' written across his palm of his hand.

History should be kind to the incoming King, according to the actor, 54, who played Prince of Wales in the last two seasons of Netflix's series. Charles was seen as a 'villain' after his ex-wife died with Dodi Fayed on the night of August 30, according to Mr West, who was previously known for his role as Jimmy McNulty in The Wire. 'I adore him,' he said. I have a deep affection for him.' When Charles learns of his ex-wife's death in Paris in season six, which premiered last month, he crumbles into tears. He then defied his mother and ordered that the royal plane be sent to France to collect her coffin, sobbing vociferously as he saw her body for the first time at the Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital. 'You do have a sympathy for him,' Mr West said. I agree he was the villain of the story, particularly around Diana's death. And I think now that we've had 25 years of retrospective to reflect on, we might say that as being a bit harsh on him.'

He held the legendary '3Cs' parties, including champagne, cocaine, and caviar, and Dodi stayed up the entire time snorting 'industrial quantities' of cocaine in full view of his guests. The party will last three days, with visitors arriving and going at any time of the day and night, but Dodi Fayed did not sleep a wink.

Last night at the Oslo Opera House, the very last episode of the Crown premiered. Meg Bellamy, 21, (left) who will play Kate Middleton, was stunned as she stepped out in Norway on Thursday evening. In a satin black gown that cinched at the waist and black heels, the actor oozed class. (right) Meg, who will make her acting debut as a young Kate in the second half of the sixth series, styled her brunette locks in a chic bun.

As she stepped out at The Royal Festival Hall, the actress, 21, who will appear as Kate Middleton in the forthcoming episodes of the Netflix series, stunned. Meg wowed a knitted cream Valentino dress, which she styled with a variety of stunning silver jewelry.

On the red carpet of The Crown finale event on Tuesday night, Dodi Fayed actor Khalid Abdalla sent a moving ceasefire message amid the Israel-Hamas war. Elizabeth Debicki, a 42-year-old protester, appeared at The Royal Festival Hall with his Diana co-star Elizabeth Debicki. He seemed well dressed in a white suit and held the words 'permanent ceasefire' on his hands, but his palms read: "return the hostages, end the occupation."

A Mail podcast has reported that Prince Charles and his two sons from 1997 was misrepresented in The Crown as a riposte to Princess Diana's new love. Prince William, then 15, and Prince Harry,12, both posed on the banks of the River Dee with their father just two weeks before Princess Diana was killed in a car crash. The final season of the show allegedly attempted to sell the photoshoot as a ruse by palace officials to alert to recently published pictures of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed kissing on a yacht.

RICHARD KAY: The courtier's interview with Prince of Wales captivated my complete attention midway through this new series of The Crown, with the courtier's conversation with him gaining my full attention. The two men were discussing newspaper coverage of Princess Diana's unfolding romance with Dodi Fayed. Photographs of the two couples in an embrace had been syndicated around the world and are now front-page news everywhere. Perhaps, the aide ably suggests that the Prince should also consider a photocall, a departure from the glitz of suntans, bikinis, and yachts seen in the grainy, long-distance photos of his ex-wife and her new boyfriend in the South of France, which would be a contrast to the glitz of suntans, bikinis, and yachts.

AMANDA PLATELL: Along with millions of others around the world, I watched the first four new episodes of Netflix's The Crown, which linger over the last days of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed's marriage, which culminated in their deaths in a Paris tunnel. Several have posted comments on the truth or otherwise of their affair, with some arguing that Diana was planning a new life abroad with Dodi that he'd proposed marriage, she'd accepted and was pregnant with his child. None of this is true, to which I can confidently state that none of it is true. How do I know? Because a dear friend, who was so close to Diana, told me that he had a long phone call with her from the Ritz hotel in Paris the day before her death.

On Thursday, the first four episodes appeared on Netflix, and viewers eagerly watched it ahead of the second and final part's debut on December 14. Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed were killed in a car crash in Paris in 1997, and the third episode brought back the day before the vehicle entered the Pont de l'Alma tunnel.

'The Crown' never stood a chance.' The Duke and Duchess of Montecito can't help but hogging the spotlight. And this long-anticipated final season, with its remarkably sympathetic portrayals of Charles and William, hasn't had a moment to land. "Prince Harry Did Not Die By Himself" During Queen Elizabeth's Death.' On the eve of the sixth series, read the yelling headline in People magazine.' What follows is an excerpt from H&M-cheerleader Omid Scobie's forthcoming book 'Endgame,' in which Sussex accounts have since denied any involvement. Of course, we've all read it before: the valorized victimhood and grudge-holding that has come to define Harry and Meghan's life...

Dodi Al-Fayed is still breathing after being visited by his father Mohamed while lying dead in the morgue, according to an emotional video from the Crown's last season. The scene, which was released as part of the Netflix series's first half, shows Dodi, played by Khalid Abdalla, lying dead as his father visits his body for the first time. Mohamed, played by Salim Daw, takes a sheet off Dodi's face and kisses him several times in this emotional clip.