As one of the most famous women in the world, Princess Diana was regularly photographed by members of the paparazzi. In a new interview, royal photographer Arthur Edwards—whom Diana once called her "favorite"—has reflected on his career, including the moments he isn't proud of.
As part of The Sun's "Life Stories" YouTube series, Edwards revealed, "When I started doing the job, I wasn't bothered one way about the Royal Family." He continued, "The thing about the newspaper business is you can't come back empty handed, editors don't want excuses, they want pictures." As a result, Edwards was sometimes "aggressive" in his approach, and even did things he'd "be ashamed of today."
