EXCLUSIVE: Princess Diana and Lover Dodi 'Had Secret Stash of Cocaine in Death Crash Mercedes'

In a shocking revelation, insiders have alleged that Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed were found with a hidden supply of cocaine in the Mercedes involved in the tragic crash that claimed their lives in Paris. Reports indicate that the drugs were discreetly removed from the scene to protect Diana’s saintly public image as a devoted humanitarian.

The Princess of Wales, aged 36, and Dodi, aged 42, tragically perished on that fateful night in August 1997 when their vehicle collided with a pillar in the Pont de l’Alma tunnel.

While the official investigation centered around the intoxication and high speed of their chauffeur at the time of the accident, sources suggest that the couple may have also been under the influence, allegedly having cocaine stashed within the vehicle during the tragic night.

One source shared, “The stash was located in the wreckage shortly after the crash. It was whisked away by individuals close at the scene, as no one wanted the scandal associated with Diana’s death for the sake of public perception. The world was mourning, and it was decided that this information needed to vanish.”

An additional insider noted, “Only a few people were aware that Diana and Dodi indulged in cocaine socially. The authorities would certainly refrain from acknowledging it; doing so would have altered the entire narrative surrounding her untimely death.”

At the time of her passing, Diana’s family was reportedly intent on maintaining her pristine image. A public disclosure regarding cocaine in the car would have been devastating. It appears that this information was discreetly suppressed.

These claims echo longstanding allegations regarding Diana’s struggles with substance abuse leading up to her death. Insiders allege that she started using cocaine in the early 1990s amid the dissolution of her marriage to Prince Charles.

Dodi was known as a playboy, also having a reputation for cocaine use. RadarOnline.com has learned from sources that her close friend, George Michael, allegedly provided her with drugs on occasion.

According to friends, the Wham! singer initially resisted Diana’s requests for a substance to help her cope but eventually relented, supplying her with small amounts of cocaine.

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Diana’s vulnerable mental state during this period was highlighted in her infamous 1993 letter to her butler, Paul Burrell, in which she feared that her ex-husband Charles was plotting to orchestrate her demise in a car accident.

A source remarked, “This letter illustrates her growing paranoia. Those who were aware of her cocaine use felt it contributed to her fears and anxieties.”

In her final summer, Diana urged Dodi to abandon his cocaine use. Friends have recounted arguments regarding his drug habits during their Mediterranean holiday, despite their plans for a shared future.