Princess Diana ‘wanted to move to California with William and Harry and pursue Hollywood career’, her voice coach claims

PRINCESS Diana wanted to move to California with her kids before her death, her voice coach is now claiming.

Stewart Pearce said Diana planned to take her sons, Princes , to America and wanted to move to as her relationship continued with , according to . 

But he also claimed that Princess Di didn’t want to be an actress but rather wanted to do work behind the cameras. 

“’There were a number of major projects brewing in her consciousness through offers that had been offered to her,” Pearce told the outlet. 

“But one of the major opportunities that she wanted to create, was to start developing documentaries about three charitable interests that would then be assimilated into major movie pictures.”

“She was planning on spending a lot of time in ,” he claimed.

One of her sons, , also moved to with his wife, , and their son . 

The family moved to Montecito after the pair’s last year, and Markle has notably for the .

Pearce was Diana’s private voice and presence coach beginning in 1995 and claimed she was consulting with big names in Hollywood to have a career there.

Princess Diana was actually courted by to be in a potential sequel to his 1992 hit The Bodyguard.

But Pearce said the Princess of Wales was not interested in acting.

“’No, no. no. That is something that Diana was not interested in, not at all,” he claimed.

“Although she was an aficionado and keen enthusiast about the performing arts, particularly dance, [acting] was not something she saw as being her new creative trajectory.”

“’I do remember her talking about the whimsy of the wonderful idea of Kevin stepping forward saying we would love to make a movie about you,” he revealed. 

Diana’s butler Paul Burrell also claimed in a 2007 interview that Princess Diana .

“She said, ‘This is our new life, just won’t it be great, think of the lifestyle the boys — nobody’s judgmental here in America, you don’t have the class system, you don’t have the establishment,’” he said.

But Pearce said even if the move happened, Diana would have stayed behind the cameras when pursuing her new passion.

“She would have stayed behind the lens,” he told The Daily Mail.

“She knew she was much better as a person behind the camera rather than in front of the camera.”