How Princess Diana could have been Donald Trump's First Lady... if the billionaire hadn't 'given her the creeps'

Those who were there still recall how dazzling Diana was that night (left). She wore diamond and pearl drop earrings and a velvet gown that was alluringly low-cut. Some 900 of New York's most powerful movers and shakers had gathered at the Hilton Hotel in Manhattan for a glittering $1,000-a-plate charity
dinner. It was December 1995, and fate had placed Donald Trump on the princess's table, although his second wife Marla was also present (inset). Diana had greeted him and other major donors earlier at the reception. She'd already met the tycoon several times, mostly at charity functions, but didn't know him well, although he'd offered her complimentary membership of his Florida country club, Mar-a-lago - an offer she declined. She was certainly well aware of his reputation with women, though he had never made a pass at her. For his part, Trump (right with wife Melania) had noted Diana's qualities in some detail.




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