Princess Diana / David Campbell and his son Leo
Australian television presenter David Campbell is raising eyebrows after revealing that he thinks his son could be the reincarnation of Princess Diana.
Admitting that it was “the strangest column” he had ever written, Campbell made the bizarre revelation with an in-depth op-ed for Stellar.
Campbell, who is the son of Jimmy Barnes, began by explaining that Billy has insisted he used to be the Princess” for the past year and a half.
“It started when someone gave my wife Lisa, who is very British, a thank-you card with Lady Di on it. Billy pointed and said, ‘Look! It’s me when I was a princess,'” the 45-year-old. Disclosing that he never shared any details about the late British royal’s life with Billy – Campell goes to describe the eerily accurate details of the Princess of Wales’ life that his four-year-old son can recall.
“To a Scottish friend of ours, he claimed when he was Princess Diana he used to go to a castle in that kilted wonderland. He described the castle as having ‘unicorns on it’ and was called Balmoral,” David shared.
Spookily, the unicorn is a national animal of Scotland, and Balmoral is adorned with the mythical creatures. David, who shares three children with his wife Lisa – nine-year-old Leo, and four-year-old twins, Billy and Betty – said his son’s comments regarding Diana became more and more accurate.
Billy also insisted that when he was the Princess, he used to have a brother called John. David says he and Lisa were shocked when they went to Diana’s Wikipedia page.
“We turned pale. Diana’s infant brother John died a year before she was born,” he said.
In possibly the most spine-tingling of all the details, avid shared that Billy had spoken of the moment he “stopped being a princess”.
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“Lisa showed him another photo of Diana, and Billy said: ‘There’s me as a princess. Then one day the sirens came and I wasn’t a princess anymore,'” he wrote, referring to Diana’s death after a Paris car crash in 1997.
“Could he actually be the reincarnated essence of the People’s Princess?” David ended his column.
Watch: David Campbell’s son claims he was Princess Diana in a previous life
