Royal expert on reason William will have ‘problem’ with The Crown

On Wednesday’s instalment of This Morning, hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were speaking about the highly anticipated new series of the Netflix show The Crown. During their chat, royal expert Camilla Tominey said she believes Prince William will have huge issues with his mother’s BBC interview being included.The fifth series of The Crown is set to air this week with the main focus being on the marriage breakdown of Princess Diana and King Charles along with the aftermath that followed.Although the show is a fictional piece of drama, it’s based on true events that have happened within the royal timeline.On Wednesday’s This Morning, host Phillip revealed that despite once enjoying the show, it’s making him more uncomfortable the closer it gets to real-time.Speaking about the upcoming series, he said: ‘These people are really alive, there are real families here, there were kids that are involved and things that have happened.READ MORE:Ant McPartlin mocks Babatunde as he panics in Bushtucker Trial Prince William shared his strong views on the Martin Bahir interview in the past (Image: GETT/NETFLIX) Camilla Tominey admitted there were parts of The Crown that made her feel uncomfortable (Image: ITV) Series 5 of The Crown airs on Netflix this week (Image: NETFLIX) Camilla said it would be upsetting watching The Crown as William and Harry (Image: GETTY)Princess Diana’s infamous BBC interview in 1995 will be featured across two episodes, which has caused controversy among many fans.Speaking about the scenes, Camilla commented: ‘I think William in particular is going to have huge problems with the depiction of her being manipulated by Martin Bashir.’Now we know the truth of how nefarious his tactics were, I mean this is a guy who was making up invoices suggesting that her closest aides and family members were briefing to the press against her.’Which then cost, you can point to that event and then actually lead it all the way to the l’Alma tunnel in 1997 in my opinion.’DON’T MISS…Olivia Attwood’s I’m A Celebrity exit explained as pal speaks out [I’M A CELEB]BBC Breakfasts hosts’ blasts Sean Penn’s gift to Ukrainian president [VIDEO]The Larkins star Bradley Walsh opens up on busy filming schedule [INSIGHT]Camilla commented on the Bashir conversation still being portrayed in The Crown despite Prince William previously saying it should never be seen again.Once an inquiry revealed the BBC had covered up Bashir’s deceitful behaviour, the Prince slammed the broadcaster.The 40-year-old blamed the interview for fuelling his mother’s fear, paranoia and isolation before saying it contributed to worsening his parents’ relationship.In a statement after the enquiry was uncovered, Prince William stated he felt the way the interview was obtained had substantially influenced what his mother had said.