Just ahead of his royal tour of Scotland this week, Prince William took the mic to make a statement about Lord Dyson’s investigation into Martin Bashir’s controversial BBC interview with Princess Diana that aired on the network’s Panorama program in 1995.
William’s words were succinct as he recounted the impact of the conversation that famously led Diana to admit, “there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded,” in reference to her then-husband Prince Charles’s infidelity with Camilla Parker-Bowles. (For context, Charles himself acknowledged his affair and the fact that his marriage was irretrievably broken when he sat down for a TV interview with his biographer Jonathan Dimbleby the previous year.)