The death of Princess Diana has been shrouded in mystery and speculation ever since that fateful night in Paris. While many have romanticized her relationship with Dodi Fayed, a new documentary, Princess Diana: The Woman Inside, offers a different perspective. The film, featuring insights from Diana's close friend and energy healer, Simone Simmons, challenges the widely held belief that Diana found true love with Dodi. Simmons reveals that Diana and Dodi knew each other for only 15 days, a stark contrast to the idea of a lasting romance. This revelation raises questions about the nature of their relationship and the potential motives behind the conspiracy theories surrounding Diana's death. Simmons argues that Diana's heart was still broken from her recent breakup with Hasnat Khan, a heart surgeon she had been in a genuine two-year relationship with. The documentary highlights the stark contrast between Diana's relationship with Hasnat and her time with Dodi. While Hasnat was a chain-smoking, workaholic with a messy one-bedroom flat, Dodi was a playboy with a certain air of Gold Coast jet ski salesman about him. Simmons emphasizes that Dodi was just a distraction for Diana, who was still grieving the end of her relationship with Hasnat. The documentary also explores the idea that Diana's relationship with Dodi was not serious, as evidenced by her continued longing for Hasnat. This perspective challenges the conspiracy theories that suggest a long-term relationship between Diana and Dodi, which would have undermined the credibility of the establishment murder plot. The film encourages viewers to reconsider the widely accepted narrative surrounding Diana's death and the nature of her relationships.
