Anne Hathaway Diaries Confiscated By FBI

Anne Hathaway once starred in The Princess Diaries.

Who knew this princess' personal diaries would one day be confiscated by the FBI in its investigation of Raffaello Follieri?

Federal agents took them during their second raid on the jackass' Trump Tower pad, the New York Daily News is reporting.

Seeking to bolster their case against Raffaello Follieri, who has been charged with 11 counts of fraud and money laundering, agents took photos of him with Bill and Hillary Clinton, Pope John Paul II, and John and Cindy McCain.

Also confiscated were documents, watches, a Tiffany clock, an antique Bible and personal photos of Raffaello Follieri and Anne Hathaway.

Hathaway, who has been charged with no crime, has cut off all contact with Follieri, who recently turned 30 in the slammer.

“She’s changed her numbers so he can’t reach her,” says a friend. “Raffaello has been trying to call her all the time.”

Raffaello Follieri's apartment, which was raided by the FBI, cost him $37,500 a month. A month. How's the sleazy one holding up in his new digs?

“Raffaello is doing very badly,” says a friend, noting that the Italian businessman was hospitalized for an anxiety attack the very day he was locked up. “He says people are abusing him in there. He’s a broken man.”

According to friends, Raffaello Follieri still wonders whether the Get Smart star helped put him behind bars.

“He was in Europe, working on a deal,” says a source.

“He didn’t have to come back to New York. He knew he was being investigated. But she kept calling him, saying they needed to resolve their future. A few days after his return to the United States, he was arrested.”

Hathaway's rep declined comment on "nonsense" and "false assumptions."

Last week, prosecutors said Follieri was considering a plea deal.

“It’s very fishy,” says one source. “He hasn’t even been indicted yet, and already they’re talking a plea? But he may have no money and the feds may have him so scared that he thinks this is his best shot.”

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