Diana's 'cocaine-death fears'
Diana, Princess of Wales "feared she would die after trying cocaine", according to the late British royal's friend and clairvoyant Simone Simmons.
In Simmons' forthcoming book Diana: The Last Word, the natural healer alleges the princess tried the illegal narcotic just once and had such a bad experience, she vowed to never touch the drug again.
Simmons writes: "Diana just said he (a boyfriend) offered it to her.
"It made her feel so ill. It made her feel sick, dizzy and breathless.
"She felt she was going to have a heart attack and die when she tried cocaine."
Simmons also alleges Diana's last lover Dodi Fayed was a regular user of cocaine and Diana was helping him quit the drug when they were killed in a Paris car crash in August 1997.
She continues: "Dodi had a weakness for cocaine. Diana knew all about the drug. She had been given it once and vowed to me that she would never try it again."
