Prince Harry believed Diana could still live “for many years”

Prince Harry opened up about his life in and out of the Royal Palace in a “60 Minutes” interview with Anderson Cooper on Sunday, and while Harry and Meghan’s family outings took up most of the interview, he also revealed that They didn’t immediately believe that Princess Diana had died after her car accident in 1997.

“For a long time, I refused to believe that she was gone. She would never do this to us, but maybe it’s all part of a plan,” Harry told Cooper, who believes she may have faked her own death and eventually reunited with Harry and Prince William. Will meet again.

Harry said he had “an enormous amount of hope” and that his brother William had “similar thoughts”, adding that he believed Diana would live “many, many years” after her death. Can

When he was 20, Harry asked to see the police report and photographs of Diana’s accident. When asked why, he told Cooper that he was still looking for evidence.

“Evidence that she was in the car. Evidence that she was injured. And evidence that there were paparazzi following her in the tunnel taking pictures – pictures of her lying motionless in the back seat of the car .

Harry said he was grateful that his personal secretary and advisor prevented him from seeing the more gruesome pictures, but he did not believe until he was 23 and visited the Paris site of the crash. Mother is gone.

“I wanted to see whether it was possible at the speed Henri Paul was driving that you could lose control of a car and plow into a pothole, killing almost everyone in that car. I need to ride the same route,” he said. “Because William and I were told beforehand, ‘The event was like a bicycle chain. If you had removed even one of those chains, the end result would not have happened.’ And chasing the paparazzi was part of that. But still, everyone got away with it.

She said she and William have considered re-opening the investigation into the incident, which is still officially being labeled a “tragic accident,” and said she still doesn’t feel she has all the answers.

“Frankly, no. I don’t think I do. And I don’t think my brother does either. I don’t think the world does. Do I need anyone else to know what I already know? No , I don’t think it will change much.

You can watch Prince Harry’s full 30-minute interview with Anderson Cooper here.60 minutes,