Princess Diana’s coach reveals the deepest hidden conflicts

For six years, fitness coach Jenny Revit was more than just a coach Princess Diana; She was reliable.

From the emotional disclosure to the royal routine, Rivett opens the weak and vibrant side of Amira Wales, providing a rare glimpse of women behind the crown.

It was in late August 1997 when Princess Diana handed her coach, Jenny Revit, a September experimental card.

She was about to go out to St. Trops to spend a vacation with Dodi Fayed. Diana was smiling. She was looking for the sun, rest, and perhaps the love that was opening.

But Revit remembers something else.

Jenny told the newspaper “newspaper” for Daily Mail. “Also a lot of sadness. Although it was always great, she had a big humor, but I always felt the basic sadness on her.”

Diana will not return from that trip. Her death in a car accident, days later, shocked the world and destroyed those who knew her best.

Revit, on a vacation in Türkiye at the time, received news in the early hours. “It was not just losing a customer. It was the loss of someone deeply interested in him,” she participated.

With her marriage to Prince Charles, as well as Diana’s emotional world.

Between 1991 and 1997, widely known as “Windsors War”, the princess found a shelter in her training sessions. With Revit, it can be itself.

Sometimes, Diana was telling me very personal things, I will ask her: “Please do not say more than now because if it ended in the papers tomorrow, you will think it was me. “

Although Diana was the most photographed woman on this planet, Revit remembers a person who yearns for privacy and originality.

“You didn’t want this life. You didn’t want any of them. All she wanted was to be a good wife and mother.”

Revit also said that Diana would have grieved on the current rift between Prince William and Prince Harry. She indicated that Diana loved her children; They were everything for her. She was destroyed by what was going on between them today. “

When Diana first met Revit at Harbor Club in Chelsea, she wore to the room and joking, “Now, what can you do with this body?”

This openness determines their relationship.

Diana trained three times a week, loved the “step” exercise, and focused greatly on the position and basic strength. “With Diana, it was all about this technique. She liked to make things correctly,” Revitte shared.

It was also practical, and the gym’s pioneers often discovered the wrong exercises and asked Rivett to correct them. When they were not inside, Diana Rollerblading in Kensington Gardens, wearing a Bastoul hat in a useless attempt mostly to avoid photographers.

In fact, Diana’s idea was to wear the same heavy shirt, which is Virgin Atlantic blue, so that photographers do not earn money from new photos.

This blues, later talented to Revit, are sold at an auction with more than 40,000 pounds. Revitte donated money to help Ibn Al -Bustani to go to school. She revealed, “I wanted to mean something. Diana was like it.”

Revit Diana recalls as warm and care.

When she became pregnant in 1993, Diana Cardjan gave her and a cardiac card reading, “Something small in your package if he arrived while I was, I love Diana.”

Revit was sometimes brought her daughter Kirsi to training at Kensington Palace. William and Harry were a stir about those who got the child, although Diana was not afraid of reprimanding when two sessions disrupted.

She loved the ballet, stretches in the bar, and she did the heart over the ellipse. She even asked Rollerblade.

In 1995, the press was launched at the press “Princess of Wheels” after a set of infiltrators.

“She had this young energy and curiosity,” said Revit. “Even when it evolved into a global humanitarian icon, it has never stopped being real.”