EXCLUSIVE: Princess Diana and Lover Dodi ‘Had Secret Stash of Cocaine in Death Crash Mercedes’

**Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed Allegedly Carried Cocaine in Fatal 1997 Paris Crash, Sources Claim**

*Published: September 22, 2025, 7:45 p.m. ET*

Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed were allegedly carrying a stash of cocaine in the Mercedes that crashed in Paris in August 1997, killing them both. According to insiders speaking to RadarOnline.com, the drugs were quietly removed from the vehicle scene to protect Diana’s reputation as a saintly, charity-obsessed royal.

The Princess of Wales, 36, and Dodi, 42, died 28 years ago when their car slammed into a pillar in the Pont de l’Alma tunnel. While the official inquiry focused primarily on their chauffeur’s intoxication and high speed on that tragic night, sources now claim the couple was also under the influence—and that cocaine was hidden inside the car.

### “Secret Habit Kept From Public View”

One source revealed, “The stash was found in the wreckage almost immediately. It was quietly taken away by people close to the scene—nobody wanted the scandal of drugs being linked to Diana’s death for the sake of optics. The world was grieving, and the decision was made to make it disappear.”

Another insider added, “It was known to a small number of people that Diana and Dodi used cocaine socially. The authorities were never going to announce that—it would have changed the entire narrative around her passing.”

### Whispers of Drug Use Date Back to the ’90s

At the time of her death, Diana’s family was desperate to preserve her impeccable image. A public revelation about cocaine in the car would have been catastrophic, so the matter was allegedly brushed aside and kept quiet.

These claims tie into long-standing rumors about Diana’s struggles with drugs in the years prior to her death. Insiders say she began using cocaine in the early 1990s amid the collapse of her marriage to Prince Charles. Dodi Fayed, known as a renowned playboy, was also an alleged cocaine user.

RadarOnline.com has further spoken to sources who claim that Diana’s close friend George Michael supplied her with drugs. According to friends, the Wham! singer initially resisted her request to get her something to “take the edge off,” but later relented, providing her with small amounts of cocaine.

### George Michael Gave Diana ‘White Diamonds’ Code

Insiders revealed that the drugs were allegedly smuggled into Diana’s Kensington Palace home disguised in jewelry boxes and trinkets. One source familiar with George Michael said, “He admitted he was terrified sneaking it into the palace, but Diana begged him. She told him it gave her confidence and made her feel like she could handle her life.”

The insider also explained that they “even made up code names for the gear,” referring to cocaine as “white diamonds.” This discreet arrangement reportedly lasted for around four years. Sources believe Diana sought therapy to cut back on her usage, though the habit “occasionally resurfaced.”

### Diana’s Chilling ‘Car Crash’ Letter Resurfaces

Diana’s fragile mental state during this tumultuous period was captured in her infamous 1993 letter to her butler Paul Burrell, in which she wrote that her ex-husband Charles was plotting to kill her in a staged car crash.

A source reflected, “That letter showed how paranoid she’d become. People who knew about the cocaine felt it explained some of her fear and anxiety.”

In the final summer of her life, Diana allegedly urged Dodi to give up cocaine as well. Friends claim that the couple argued about his drug use during a Mediterranean holiday, even as they planned their future together.

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*This report sheds new light on the hidden struggles behind one of the most tragic events in royal history, revealing a side of Princess Diana rarely seen by the public.*
https://radaronline.com/p/princess-diana-dodi-secret-cocaine-stash-crash-mercedes/

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