Paul Burrell insists Diana ‘did not’ vote to abolish the monarchy

Princess Diana’s former butler, Paul Burrell made an appearance on GB News to condemn Netflix’s hit drama, The Crown. Speaking to presenter Dan Wootton, Paul insisted the royal didn’t vote to abolish the monarchy.Since The Crown first premiered in 2016, the drama has come under scrutiny from royal experts and historians for its depiction of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign. The announcement for season five accelerated fury as it covered the 1990s, which was dubbed the Royal Family’s ‘most difficult and turbulent decade”.More recently The Crown received criticism from Paul Burrell who worked as a butler for Princess Diana, he said: ‘I think this whole series is distasteful, cruel and inaccurate. ‘I stood beside the Queen for 11 years, and with Diana for over 10 and I’m finding it very difficult to find anything truthful in this series.’READ MORE: Bruno Tonioli cries as Len Goodman shares Dancing with the Stars exit GB News: Paul Burrell slammed The Crown (Image: GB news/Rex Features ) GB News: Paul Burrell slated the portrayal of Princess Diana (Image: GB News) Paul Burrell was Princess Diana’s former butler (Image: Getty) GB: Paul Burrell slammed The Crown (Image: GB News)Paul continued: ‘Incidentally in The Crown, you never see any of the good works which the Princess did. ‘You don’t see the landmines campaign. You don’t see her tireless work with HIV and AIDS.’You don’t see any homeless activity, nothing, nothing like that. Nothing in support of the Princess. ‘It seems to me that they wanted to portray this lonely, isolated woman just constantly moaning about her life.’ DON’T MISS…Rio Ferdinand says Prince William was ‘out of order’ giving him OBE [INSIGHT]Queen ‘understood Philip’s need for freedom’ [INSIGHT]The Queen was ‘madly in love’ with Prince Philip [INSIGHT] During the GB news interview, he added: ‘The two most important people in her life were her boys and she adored her boys. ‘But you know what she did? She gave them up so unselfishly to the Royal Family.’She once said to me, ‘Well, they belong to the family, don’t they? They need to learn the ropes of their future lives. ”They need to be with that grandmother, and they need to be with their cousins and everyone else.”