Truth About John Travolta and Princess Diana’s Love Revealed

At the time, Diana’s son Prince Harry was only one year old, and her eldest boy Prince William was three – and the dance made Diana feel like a young girl again. But the sexy spectacle didn’t sit well with her stodgy husband, the now-King Charles.

Soon after, he held a press conference with American reporters, who were instructed to only ask questions about a British art exhibit – but all they wanted was dirt on Diana’s big night.

“The princess will not be answering questions,” growled Charles, as Diana sat silently beside him. But he quickly admitted, “She did enjoy dancing with John Travolta,” as Di dropped her eyes and smiled under her broad-brimmed hat.

Although Diana had always dreamed of becoming a ballerina, her 5-foot-10 height made it impossible. She decided to limit her dreams of performing to corresponding with other dance lovers, especially Travolta in America.

The pretty royal was known for her volume of correspondence and secret love letters.

“Oh yes, Diana was quite enamored with Mr. Travolta,” a palace insider told us. “She was a starry-eyed type of woman. I’m sure she dreamed about him and wrote to him.”

But Travolta – who married actress Kelly Preston six years later – has gallantly stayed silent on Diana’s letters. Even decades later, he will only say: “So I feel I made her life better – she made my life better… I’m very sorry that she’s not here.”

After Diana died in a Paris car crash in 1997, Travolta expressed his deepest sorrow, saying, “I was devastated when she passed. There are moments in your life you never forget, and that was one of them.”