James Hewitt was a British Army officer who had an affair with Princess Diana, the Princess of Wales, from 1986 to 1991. He was born in Aldershot, Hampshire, on May 8, 1958. Hewitt joined the British Army in 1978 and served as a cavalry officer.

Hewitt met Princess Diana in 1986 at a riding lesson. They quickly became close friends and began an affair. The affair was kept secret from the public for many years, but it was eventually revealed in 1992.

Hewitt’s affair with Princess Diana caused a great deal of controversy. He was accused of betraying the trust of the Royal Family and of exploiting his relationship with Princess Diana. Hewitt denied these allegations, but he was never able to fully clear his name.

In 1996, Hewitt published a book about his relationship with Princess Diana. The book, entitled “The Truth”, was highly controversial and was criticized by many people, including Princess Diana’s family.

Hewitt has since given a number of interviews about his relationship with Princess Diana. He has also written a second book about his life, entitled “James Hewitt: The Truth”.

Hewitt’s affair with Princess Diana is one of the most famous royal scandals of all time. It continues to be a topic of interest to the public today.