Prince William described as Princess Diana’s ‘most trusted confidante’

Prince William, though young, was his mother Princess Diana’s ‘most trusted confidante’, claims Piers Morgan in an upcoming book penned by royal author Tina Brown.

According to Express UK, Brown’s latest book, titled The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor, includes a number of anecdotes from the young royal’s days with his late mother, including a story where Morgan was invited to lunch by Diana in 1995.

During this lunch, Morgan became privy to the young Prince William’s equation with his mother Diana.

He noted: “He (William) is clearly in the loop on most of her (Diana’s) bizarre world and, in particular, the various men who come into it from time to time.”

Morgan further shared: “Despite the Duke of Cambridge being in his early teens at the time, he became his mother’s most trusted confidante.”