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«Breaking News» Princess Diana’s lover Oliver Hoare dies from cancer aged 73



One of Princess Diana¿s ex-lovers, Oliver Hoare, has died of cancer in France at the age 73


One of Princess Diana¿s ex-lovers, Oliver Hoare, has died of cancer in France at the age 73



One of Princess Diana's ex-lovers, Oliver Hoare, has died of cancer in France at the age 73



One of Princess Diana's ex-lovers, Oliver Hoare, has died of cancer in France at the age 73.


The handsome, married Old Etonian art dealer, who was 16 years Diana's senior, was also a close friend of Prince Charles — which added an extra frisson to their affair.


Of all Diana's lovers (they included James Hewitt, James Gilbey, Will Carling and Dodi Fayed), Hoare was arguably the most debonair.


Their relationship flowered in the early Nineties, although he never publicly admitted to it.


Diana smuggled him into Kensington Palace in the boot of her car and security staff once found him half-naked and hiding behind a bay tree as he tried to sneak out after a fire alarm went off in the middle of the night.


Diana became increasingly infatuated with him, and told her confidante, Lady Bowker, a diplomat's widow, that she 'daydreamed of living in Italy with the handsome Hoare'.


However, Hoare, a father-of-three, was not inclined to leave his wife, French oil heiress Diane de Waldner. After he tried to cool the relationship in 1994, Diana bombarded his Chelsea home with nuisance telephone calls. 




Diana smuggled him into Kensington Palace in the boot of her car and security staff once found him half-naked and hiding behind a bay tree


Diana smuggled him into Kensington Palace in the boot of her car and security staff once found him half-naked and hiding behind a bay tree



Diana smuggled him into Kensington Palace in the boot of her car and security staff once found him half-naked and hiding behind a bay tree





Princess Diana and Prince Charles pictured with Oliver Hoare & his wife Diane At Guard's Polo on 17 June 1986


Princess Diana and Prince Charles pictured with Oliver Hoare & his wife Diane At Guard's Polo on 17 June 1986



Princess Diana and Prince Charles pictured with Oliver Hoare & his wife Diane At Guard's Polo on 17 June 1986


On his wife's insistence, Hoare contacted the police and some of the 300 calls were traced to the Princess's private line in Kensington Palace, others to telephone boxes in the Kensington area. The police later announced the inquiries had been ended 'at Mr Hoare's request'. 


Diana admitted in the infamous Panorama interview with Martin Bashir in 1995 that she had sometimes called Hoare. 'Over a period of six to nine months, a few times, but certainly not in an obsessive manner, no,' she insisted. 

Royal biographer Lady Colin Campbell controversially claimed that Diana was overcome with grief at the time, as she had found out she was pregnant and had to have an abortion.




Diana admitted in the infamous Panorama interview with Martin Bashir in 1995 that she had sometimes called Hoare (Hoare pictured in west London in recent years)


Diana admitted in the infamous Panorama interview with Martin Bashir in 1995 that she had sometimes called Hoare (Hoare pictured in west London in recent years)



Diana admitted in the infamous Panorama interview with Martin Bashir in 1995 that she had sometimes called Hoare (Hoare pictured in west London in recent years)





Oliver Hoare was sixteen years Princess Diana's senior. He died in France at the age 73.


Oliver Hoare was sixteen years Princess Diana's senior. He died in France at the age 73.



Oliver Hoare was sixteen years Princess Diana's senior. He died in France at the age 73.



Hoare was an art history student at the Sorbonne before joining Christie's in 1967. He later became a specialist in Islamic art.


In 2005, he was embroiled in the inquiry into the financial dealings of Sheik Saud Al Thani of Qatar, the world's biggest art collector.


It emerged from invoices that Hoare had sold the Sheik, a cousin of the Emir of Qatar, artworks worth more than £20 million.


DIANA'S OTHER FORMER LOVERS









James Hewitt 


James Hewitt showered Diana with the attention she craved during her marriage to Prince Charles, and she showered him with gifts in return.


However he betrayed her trust by assisting Anna Pasternak on her 1994 book Princess In Love, which revealed their five-year relationship and Diana never forgave his actions.


In a 1995 TV interview she said: 'Yes, I adored him. Yes, I was in love with him. But I was very let down.'  








James Gilbey 


James Gilbey was far more loyal than Diana's previous suitor, the pair have always denied their affair but they had a close relationship.


Following her engagement to Charles she still used to iron his shirts, with their relationship making the press following their “Squidgygate” scandal in August 1992.


This emerged when a soppy phone call emerged between the pair where Gilbey referred to Diana as 'Squidgy' 14 times, during the height of Charles and Diana's marriage crisis. 


Will Carling








England Rugby Union legend Will Carling and Diana became close after meeting at a fitness class, and pursued her despite being warned by his friend Gary Lineker that she was 'trouble'.


Like Gilbey, he has always denied a romance with Diana, claiming that the pair were very good friends and nothing more.


However his marriage to TV host Julia Carling ended after rumours of a tryst with the princess.








Dodi Fayed 

A month after her breakup to another of her lovers, heart surgeon Hasnat Khan, Diana rebounded with Dodi Faeyed.


After vacationing on his family's yacht in the French Riviera, the new couple were en route to London when they both lost their lives in that fatal Paris car crash.




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One of Princess Diana’s ex-lovers, Oliver Hoare, has died of cancer in France at the age 73

One of Princess Diana‘s ex-lovers, Oliver Hoare, has died of cancer in France at the age 73.
The handsome, married Old Etonian art dealer, who was 16 years Diana’s senior, was also...


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