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Diana "wanted her children to be princes of a 'modern Crown' and would have been "furious" with Prince Harry over "Megxit."

9Honey By 4 weeks ago A friend of Princess Diana claims the late royal would have been "furious" and "confused" by Prince Harry's royal exit. Fashion designer Roberto Devorik said the Duke of Sussex's conduct would have angered his mother, as she wanted him to help shape a "modern monarchy." In an interview with Hola! Magazine, the designer said, "I think Meghan is the boss... Harry is a boy who suffered a lot and believes that Meghan has the legacy of Diana. But he is very confused." RELATED: Devorik called the Queen's decision to strip her "favourite grandson" and his wife of their remain...

Prince Harry is a 'visual thinker' who speaks too fast due to a 'fear of not fulfilling expectations' - while his 'self-assured' wife Meghan Markle 'articulates with mental agility', Princess Diana's vocal coach has claimed.  Stewart Pearce, 68, of London, claims to have been the late Princess of Wales' voice and presence coach from late 1995, shortly after her Martin Bashir interview was broadcast, until her death in 1997.  His latest self-help book, Diana: The Voice Of Change, details how one can experience the Radiance of Diana by practising a series of breathing techniques and confiden...

Fashion designer Roberto Devorik, who was a close friend of Diana throughout her adult life told Hola! magazine the Duke of Sussex, 36, believes Meghan can continue DIana's legacy.