Kent Gavin, who became friends with the Princess of Wales after spending years documenting events in her life, including her wedding to Prince Charles, has revealed why he thought the Sussexes wouldn't last
A royal photographer who grew close to Princess Diana has revealed he did not think Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's marriage would last three years.
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