Why was Princess Diana’s image buried with David Boy for years?

However, the reason for its survival is hidden for decades more wonderful than the image itself.

Behind the scenes at Bowie’s Glass Spider at the Wembley Stadium, which is a quiet but captivating moment.

Photographer Dennis Organ took a picture that has been invisible for nearly four decades. The shot showed Princess Diana, smiling next to Boy. It was a rare and frank picture of two most famous characters in the world, taken before the musician took the theater directly.

Organ, who worked with Boy during the tour, was with his father and brother in the crowd when he heard that a very special guest was on her way.

“I was working with David at the Glass Spider,” he remembered in an interview with him recently with Daily Mail. “I was helping my father and brother to find a good place to see when I was told that Diana is coming back.”

Music promoter, Harvey Goldsmith, arranged the meeting, and the late Princess Wales presented the legend of music. When Organ asked if he could take a picture, Goldsmith simply asked Diana herself.

Princess, modest ever, hesitated. “Does he even want a picture with me?” I asked shyly. Organ assured her, “I think he will do.”

The next day, O’Regan received a call from the palace asking not to publish the image. At first glance, the royal assistants seemed to be trying to protect the image of Diana by reducing pictures with celebrities. However, the real reason was more personal and confidential.

Diana had attended the concert with James James Hewitt, who, at the time, was her lover. Their five -year relationship, which started in 1986, did not become general knowledge until years later. In 1987, their relationship was still a secret deprived.

“James kept his distance from the photographers all night to avoid filming him with Diana,” said Orige. “At that time, I had no idea about who was. There was no noise or speculation of it yet, so I didn’t even think about filming it.”

However, the palace was cautious. Any evidence of Diana’s outputs with Hewate, especially in such a prominent event, can provoke a scandal. Thus, to avoid any opportunity to be exposed, they quietly asked O’Regan not to release pictures.

The pictures were not the only thing that caught the attention of royal assistants. Diana’s clothes option that night, a pair of black leather pants, also made waves.

To the average factor, its appearance was elegant and enjoyable. However, the group raised more than a few eyebrows behind the palace walls.

In “Diana: Her true story, the author Andrew Morton revealed that the princess had received” wrists slap “for the bold uniform.

Diana later admitted that she did not give the appearance much. She said, “I went in leather trousers, which I thought was the right thing to do.” “I completely removed that I was the Queen of the Future, and future queens like this in public places.”

Morton explained that Diana was trying to be more connected and enjoyable, like her husband’s sister, Sarah Ferguson. But the men of the palace were not entertaining. He wrote: “Once again, she was trying to behave like Vergei, but the kidnappers did not feel that her clothes were suitable for a future queen.”

However, the outfit has become a creative part of her style legacy and another example of how Diana balanced her royal duties with her desire to be her own person.

Although the 1987 image appeared only, it was not the only time that Diana and Bawi interacted.

His first known meeting took place in 1985 during the historic Aid concert at the Wembley Stadium.

Two years later, their brief meeting behind the scenes added another chapter to their relationship.

In 1993, Princess Diana again supported Boy by attending his concert. The event was held to raise funds and awareness of the charities of AIDS, a reason that she was defending enthusiastically throughout her life.