Reports Reveal Trump's Attempts to Approach Princess Diana After Her Separation

Media coverage has revisited former US President Donald Trump's attempts to approach Princess Diana after her separation from King Charles.

British journalist Selena Scott reported that Trump frequently sent bouquets of flowers and orchids to Princess Diana following her separation, aiming to win her favor. However, Diana reportedly felt uncomfortable with these gestures.

According to Scott's account, Diana viewed Trump with suspicion and described his repeated efforts to get close to her as unsettling, referring to him as "a suspicious person."

The reports also mention that Trump later confided to close associates that one of his biggest regrets was not entering into a relationship with Princess Diana before her death in the 1997 car accident in Paris.

Conversely, Trump has denied any romantic involvement or feelings toward Princess Diana. In a 2016 interview with journalist Piers Morgan, he stated that he met her only once, described her as "a wonderful person," and emphasized his respect for her.

These accounts coincide with references to Trump's later interactions with the British royal family during his presidency, including meetings with Queen Elizabeth II during his official visits to the United Kingdom in 2018 and 2019, and participation in a formal banquet at Buckingham Palace.

Although this story has circulated in various media reports, it is based on journalistic testimonies and narratives without any official confirmation from members of the British royal family.