Breaking News: The first responder at the scene, who carried Princess Diana from the car, recounts heartbreakingly: “I couldn’t bear to look at her face…” See more below 👇👇👇

The first responder at the scene of Princess Diana’s tragic accident recently shared his haunting memories of that night, recounting the moments he arrived to try and save her. Speaking for the first time in years, he described the overwhelming horror he felt, saying, “I couldn’t bring myself to look at her face.” His words convey the emotional weight of being one of the first to witness the aftermath of a tragedy that would soon rock the world.

The rescuer, who was part of the emergency team on August 31, 1997, described arriving to a chaotic scene under the Alma Bridge in Paris. The wrecked car, paparazzi flashing cameras, and the silence from inside the vehicle all set a grim stage. Despite the intense training and experience he had as a first responder, he found himself deeply shaken upon realizing who was inside the car.

He admitted that he initially hesitated, overwhelmed by the gravity of the situation. “It’s not something you prepare for,” he explained. “Knowing who she was, the responsibility of trying to save her life—it was nearly paralyzing.” While he worked to stabilize her, he couldn’t bring himself to look directly at her, fearing that the sight would stay with him forever. He focused solely on his duty, hoping his efforts would make a difference.