Princess Diana tragically died in a car accident in August 1997. The royal family as well as British society were greatly influenced by the Princess of Wales. Over two decades after her death, a strange event occurred in 2019. Australian TV host David Campbell’s son Billy Campbell thought he was the late Princess Diana’s reincarnation. The little one said he remembered things from the princess’s life, even though he was born eighteen years after her death.
David made this astonishing claim in a Stellar magazine column, claiming his boy, Billy, believes he “used to be the princess.” At first, David thought his son’s remarks were humorous, but when Billy started giving accurate information about Diana’s life and untimely demise, Campbell felt obliged to share the story.
He stated, “This is going to be the strangest column I have ever written, so bear with me.”
According to the article’s opening paragraph, Billy first mentioned the well-known royal when he was two years old. The little child would point to a picture of her on a card and say, “Look, that’s me when I was a princess.”
He presumably believed it for another two years.
Another time, the little child was able to describe the appearance of the late Queen’s beloved home, Balmoral Castle, without ever having visited it for himself.
David stated that Billy had informed his Scottish acquaintance that he used to visit a castle in that “kilted wonderland” when he was Princess Diana.
The dad stated he named the castle Balmoral and that it had “unicorns on it.”
“The unicorn is the national animal of Scotland and there are unicorns on the walls, how does he know this???”
What was even stranger was that Billy seemed to know about Prince William and Prince Harry as well.
David stated that his kid had begun to speak about “his two boys”. He stated, “When asked what boys, our then three-year-old would say his ‘sons’. Ok… strange, but sure, mate.”
Billy surprised his family once again a few years ago when he talked about Diana’s death.
Billy said, “Then one day the sirens came and I wasn’t a princess anymore,” after glancing at a picture of Diana.
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