London, July 17 (IANS) A four-year-old Australian boy has bizarrely claimed to be the
reincarnation of Britain’s Princess Diana.
The boy’s father, a noted Australian television presenter, has said that his son believes he is the reincarnated embodiment of Diana, a UK media report said.
Billy Campbell, son of Australian TV personality David Campbell, was born 18 years after the princess’s death in a car crash in 1997.
The bemused father said: “Billy (aged two at this time) pointed and said, ‘Look! It’s me when I was a princess’,” when he spotted Diana on a card.
However, David goes on to say that the kid’s obsession with Diana didn’t stop there.
Peculiarly, Billy could apparently recount details about Diana’s life as a toddler, he would refer to Princes William and Harry as his “sons” and have conversations with freaked-out family members in which he would casually mention his “boys”.
Even more ludicrously, David alleges that his son would talk about Diana’s brother John, who sadly died as a baby just hours after his birth.
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