Princess Diana’s blood tests from the car did not contain any pregnant hormone (hCG).
Blood tests show the amounts of this hormone 11 days after the last round of contraception, and these hCG levels thereafter typically double every 72 hours.
“In the end, all of the test results were negative,” according to Gallop in her book. This suggested that Diana was probably not pregnant when she died and had not been using birth control pills.
Some, on the other hand, dispute the validity of the blood test results, pointing to Princess Diana’s hurried embalming, which would have ruled out the possibility of a urine pregnancy test.
However, the embalming period makes sense. The physicians did not think there was any need to delay the treatment since her injuries were consistent with the cause of her death.
Furthermore, it is not customary practice to provide pregnancy tests to women who have passed away.
Whatever the reason, it seems that people are still likely to accept this claim regarding Princess Diana’s life and death, along with a lot of other rumors.
