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A new unauthorised biography - ‘The Diana Chronicles’ by Tina Brown - alleges the princess pursued the prince despite warnings from her mother that she should marry for love, not status.
Brown - a former editor of The New Yorker and Vanity Fair - has reportedly received a $2 million advance for the book - which reportedly portrays Diana as scheming and ambitious.
Brown wrote an article 20 years ago entitled ‘The Mouse That Roared’ revealing a dark side to Charles’ and Diana’s marriage.
She has spent years on the new book, speaking to 250 sources, some of whom had never talked about Diana in public before.
Brown opens the book with an anecdote recalling a lunch meeting she had with the late princess in the summer of 1997 at the Four Seasons restaurant at which Diana talked about moving to the US. She died in the same year in a Paris car crash on August 31 1997.
Other revelations in Brown’s book - of which extracts have been printed in US Vanity Fair this week - include an allegation that the princess spent two nights with Charles on the royal train, before the were married.
Diana denied these trysts, but Brown claims a royal protection officer was the unimpeachable source of the report.
The book also claims Prince Charles was never unfaithful to Diana until her eating disorders and neurotic behaviour drove him back into the arms of Camilla Parker Bowles - his now wife.
Brown also alleges Parker Bowles’ true love was not Prince Charles, but her first husband, Andrew, who she alleges was a serial philanderer.

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