Princess Diana's trainer reveals her deepest secrets after years of silence
From 1991 until Diana’s tragic death in 1997, Rivett trained the Princess of Wales for three hours a week
Princess Diana’s longtime personal trainer, Jenni Rivett, has broken her silence after decades of loyalty, revealing touching insights into the late royal’s private life.
From 1991 until Diana’s tragic death in 1997, Rivett trained the Princess of Wales for three hours a week, and quickly became one of her most trusted confidantes.
Speaking to MailOnline, Rivett said Diana often confided in her deeply personal matters, though she was always careful to respect boundaries.
“Sometimes Diana would tell me things so personal I would say, ‘Please don’t say any more because if it ends up in the papers tomorrow, you’ll think it was me,’” she recalled.
Rivett emphasized that Diana “loved her boys” and would be heartbroken over the rift between Prince William and Prince Harry.
“She would have been devastated at what is going on between them today,” Rivett said, referencing the fallout following Harry’s 2023 memoir Spare.
Despite years of silence, Rivett says her connection with Diana was based on mutual trust, respect, and emotional honesty, a bond few knew existed, but one that reveals yet another layer of the beloved royal’s human side.
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