King Charles has been keeping private diaries since he was young, courtiers say

CANCER-RAVAGED King Charles is revealing shocking palace secrets in explosive journals spanning five tumultuous decades — and rattled royals fear the damning diaries will become public after the 76-year-old’s death and put Britain’s monarchy at risk, courtiers spill.

According to tipsters, the guilt-ridden king is determined to tell all before the end of his life about the 1997 murder of his first wife — Diana, Princess of Wales — his succession plans for the throne, and the true paternity of his son Prince Harry!

Charles' journals cover Diana and Dodi Fayed, the sources reveal

Sources say Charles has taken after his late mother, Queen Elizabeth, by religiously keeping private diaries since he was a boy, documenting every detail about life behind the palace walls.

"In between His Majesty’s mundane notes about his pampered life, like the quality of his breakfast eggs, the king has confessed stunning secrets and sins — almost as if he’s seeking forgiveness!" a courtier confides.

Diana and her lover Dodi died in a Paris car crash in 1997

Most concerningly, insiders say, Charles has written about the suspicious Paris car crash death of Diana, including how he has blood on his hands by sabotaging their marriage via his adulterous affair with Camilla Parker Bowles, his current wife and queen.