Prince William felt he was being 'used' to further his father's interests and portray Charles in a positive light  after Princess Diana's death, an explosive BBC documentary has revealed. Sandy Henney, a former press aide to Prince Charles, described how his image was in tatters when she took up her post in 1993 as he was viewed as a 'bad father' and 'unloving husband'. In her first broadcast interview she described how Prince William was 'angry' about leaked details from his first meeting with Camilla Parker-Bowles and said it was a 'defining moment' for him. 'He (William) was understandably really upset because it was private. And apart from being angry and upset that this had got out, he wanted to know how it had happened,' she told Reinventing the Royals last night.
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Prince William was 'upset' about leaked details from meeting with Camilla
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BBC show reveals he felt he was being 'used' to improve father's image
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Prince Charles' former press aide said royal's image was in tatters in 1993
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Sandy Henney said she feared for future of monarchy after Diana's death
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Author also claimed Charles' former PR chief helped with explosive book
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Charles: Victim or Villain claimed Princess Diana had the first affair
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