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Why Princess Diana's Meeting With Oprah Winfrey "Became a Friendly Tug-of-War," According to Former Butler

Oprah Winfrey Paul Burrell

Princess Diana is wearing a blue Catherine Walker outfit at Bayan Palace in Bayan, Kuwait, 13th March 1989.

Throughout her life, Princess Diana was well-known around the globe. As a result, it's entirely unsurprising that she reportedly had a private meeting with talk show legend Oprah Winfrey, which led to a "friendly tug-of-war."

In his book A Royal Duty, former royal butler Paul Burrell opened up about Princess Diana's meeting with Oprah Winfrey.

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