Princess Diana had a dance studio installed in Kensington Palace, according to actress Cleo Rocos.
The comedy performer was a friend of the mother of Princes William and Harry, and has revealed Diana had a dance floor built in the royal residence.
Cleo said: "She loved dancing and told us she had a studio installed in the Palace."
As well as her love of dancing, the Princess had a "naughty" sense of humour, according to her friend, who revealed Diana was also a big fan of ‘The Kenny Everett Video Show’, in which Cleo starred.
Cleo told Hello! magazine: "She was funny and witty and had a naughty sense of humour. The show was right up her street.
"We would often meet for a jolly lunch and swap the anecdotes and stories and Kenny would give her one of his compilation tapes. He got all the new releases because he had a show on Capital Radio.
"He put them on a cassette and wrote ‘Latest Tunes for Di’ on the cover. She told us she would dance to them in the studio."
Cleo, 54, and Kenny both got to know Princess Diana at the 21st birthday of Charles Spencer, the brother of the British royal.
Cleo recalled: "It was an eventful evening; I remember Diana was wearing a black dress, which nearly caught fire as she as she passed the flamed torches which flanked the steps. Luckily, she whisked the fabric away just in time."
Princess Diana loved to dance at Kensington Palace
