Princess Diana is remembered as an attentive and devoted mother to her children Prince William and Prince Harry, who continue to pay tribute to their late mother with their dedication to charitable causes. The Princess of Wales was considered to be a groundbreaker with her hands-on approach to motherhood and her decision to play a leading role in the life of her two young sons. But royal commentator Ingrid Seward suggested Diana struggled to accept the royal nanny appointed to help her because of "jealousy", forcing the childcarer to quit because of constant jabs from the Princess.
Speaking to Sunday Night, Ms Seward said: "Charles had parents substitutes all his life and Diana said she was never going to bring up her children in the way he’d been brought up, which was to be so emotionally distant from your parents.
"Diana said she wanted a far more modern nanny but of course that really didn’t really work because Diana actually wanted the children all to herself.
"She had a wonderful nanny called Barbara Barnes and Diana became jealous and would pick on Barbara and it just became untenable. In the end, Barbara had to leave."
The Princess of Wales was constantly filmed paying close attention to both William and Harry but Ms Seward suggested her parenting technique "shocked" the Queen.
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Princess Diana was "jealous" of the attention Harry and William paid to their nanny
