They met at the race track, it's perfectly possible they became friends. Also, referring to the other topic, they met the Queen even before that so it could be possible they met there as well.
They met at the race track, it's perfectly possible they became friends. Also, referring to the other topic, they met the Queen even before that so it could be possible they met there as well.[/QUOTE]
As was also mentioned in the other topic, if that were true, Diana would have been 15 at the time, and still five years away from marrying into the royal family. So no, it doesn't make any sense.
Queen fan · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]Zebonka12 wrote:[/b]
The one thing that supports this anecdote is that Diana would make a very convincing Man.[/QUOTE]
They met at the race track, it's perfectly possible they became friends. Also, referring to the other topic, they met the Queen even before that so it could be possible they met there as well.[/QUOTE]
As was also mentioned in the other topic, if that were true, Diana would have been 15 at the time, and still five years away from marrying into the royal family. So no, it doesn't make any sense.
They met at the race track, it's perfectly possible they became friends. Also, referring to the other topic, they met the Queen even before that so it could be possible they met there as well.[/QUOTE]
At the race track?
That would Be Mary Austin ,the bionic mans wife.
FunLovinCriminal · Member since
They weren't exactly friends, as Freddie had more of an eye for Charles than for her.
Blackvy · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]thomasquinn 32989 wrote:[/b]
Sounds like a complete bullshit story to me. Only one source, nobody from the club scene remembers, supposedly took place at a time when Freddie wasn't exactly in hardcore clubbing shape. I think somebody really wanted to sell a book. And it's pretty convenient that all three celebrities in the story are well and truly dead.[/QUOTE]
I totally agree!.
Besides, Peter Freestone said in his book and in ask-phoebe, Freddie and Diana never met, and that the story about Diana dressed as a man to visit a gay bar with Freddie was a big lie.
splicksplack · Member since
The bar that they were supposed to have gone to was the Royal Vauxhall Tavern. In the late eighties I used to go there at least twice a week (every Thursday the act was Lily Savage - Paul O'Grady - long before he became famous).
I knew Paul, all the bar staff and the manager Pat.
And I can assure you if Freddie, Kenny or Cleo had been in it would have been common knowledge.
It didn't happen.
bucsateflon · Member since
Princess Diana was mostly hype
FunLovinCriminal · Member since
Indeed, they had never been friends. We don't even know if they ever had spoken to each other. They didn't life far from each other, in fact, it had been a relatively short walking distance from either Stafford Terrace and Garden Lodge to Kensington Palace. But given her ambassadorial role for the Terrence Higgins Trust and the gossip about his HIV-status, it would have given Fleet Street a field day, if they would haven been spotted together. But there's no question that she must have loved I Want To Break Free - the words mirrored her very being at the time it had been released. What's even more clear is that Charles would have felt agony had he ever needed to listen to anything by Herr Mercury.
