Harrods ‘won’t enforce’ NDAs signed by Mohamed Fayed victims

According to her former butler Paul Burrell, who wrote about Diana’s service in his book A Royal Duty, the late Princess of Wales called Fayed a “creep” following an inappropriate encounter.

Diana, who was killed in a car crash in Paris with Fayed’s son Dodi in 1997, was said to have been shaking after the encounter, which reportedly took place before she began a relationship with Dodi.

Mr Burrell, who worked for the princess for ten years, told The Sun that Fayed told Diana: “I want you to marry my son because in Egyptian tradition the father comes first. I’m going to sleep with you.

Mr Burrell, 66, also claimed Diana referred to Fayed as ‘Yoda’ – and ‘God’ because of his ego. She also allegedly said: “He always puts his hands on me. »

Polo match

Mr Burrell said Diana met Fayed at a polo match sponsored by Harrods in the late 1980s.

Regarding the comments allegedly made in 1995, Mr Burrell said: “I was in the car when she ran out of her office shaking and told me, and these were her exact words, that he said: ‘I want you to marry my son because in Egyptian tradition, the father comes first.