A post titled “Princess Diana’s Hidden Ancestral Secret Revealed” by abcnews.go.com talks about Indian-Armenian roots in the British Royal Family based on DNA analyses.
Eliza Kewark (possibly Kevorkian) is Prince William’s great-great-great-great-great-grandmother. The ABC News article doesn’t mention this, but Kewark is thought to have been an Armenian by father and Indian by mother.
Mary Roach, the maternal aunt of Princess Diana, in an interview with The Times said: “I always assumed that I was part-Armenian, so I am delighted that I also have an Indian background.”
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For that reason,
Princess Diana carried Armenian frank honest genes...
She spoke without fear ...
She could not accept the betrayal of Prince Charles ...
Betrayal in Armenian race
is a very bad thing never accepted ...
Even in this era...
Sylva Portoian, MD