Princess Diana’s former lover James Hewitt is reported to be fighting for his life after suffering a heart attack and a stroke.
Doctors are said to have given the former army officer ‘just a slim chance,’ of survival and placed him under intensive care.

However, a relative is believed to have said he is ‘bravely fighting’ and the family is hoping he will pull through, reports the Mirror.
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His shock illness comes just weeks after he gave a rare interview in which he finally denied long-standing rumours he is Prince Harry’s father.
Friends said he fell ill two weeks ago and was rushed to Derriford Hospital in Plymouth to receive care from specialist medics.

A relative told a Sunday newspaper: ‘The family were concerned. He had a pre-existing illness, then got seriously ill. Suddenly it got very critical and he was rushed to hospital.
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‘It was pretty serious but hopefully we are all OK now.
‘He is recovering and has been moved to Exeter.’
James famously had a five-year affair with the late Diana while she was married to Prince Charles.
Coming up: Diana’s dashing young lover, James Hewitt, talks about the love of his life. #SN7 pic.twitter.com/R6gNGyMdLt
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