According to Diana’s accounts, she and Charles both become good friends at the end, and co-parenting their children. Some of her friends has heard the story from Diana that Charles often visited Kensington Palace. Although nothing we ever heard of from Charles’s side of the story, he never talked about it anyway.
I have read a lot about Diana and Charles over the years. I was 17 when she died. I remember watching t.v and reading about this couple when it played out in real time. I think Charles and Diana were both victims of circumstances. I don't think Charles was ever in love with Diana, but he probably tried to fall in love with her, and just never did..it seemed so much was going on in their marriage and both had so much traumatic childhood damage neither was able to meet the others needs. Plus there was always Camilla, who he was in love with, and also probably felt entitled to. His father had affairs. Anyway, they had their sons and I think they clearly both loved their kids.
Your breakdown of the scene is so excellent 👌. You have a way of explaining all the dialog and emotions that were actually felt. I'm so glad that I found you. Thank 😊 you.
I'm a divorced history nerd. History is why I watch this show. This scene not only made me remember the divorce process all over, but it's like a sort of closure for folks who have studied late 20th century history. You really wanted to see these two work, even if you're like me and was born too late to even remember Di passing away.
I am old enough to remember, and it's been interesting. General public opinion of Diana at the time was not the benevolent humanitarian nearly so much as it was the possibly unstable, playing around with an exotic wealthy man. It wasn't a positive public opinion, no matter if it was accurate or not. When she died, she was immediately promoted to sainthood and sort of a mass hysteria of grieving took place. I stand firmly by Charles being unfairly held solely to blame for this. It was NOT all his fault, nor Camilla's either. Of course, if you post things like this publicly you'll get fried on the internet. Thing is, every king and queen crowned has had their opposition. This is no different than any other period in history other than we're actually witnessing it.
I adore this scene. I tried Googling to see if it was accurate and couldn't find anything. Even if it didn't happen, it gave great closure to us as the audience.
Whether or not this scene happened is debated but it’s known that Charles and Diana largely got along after their divorce and appeared to let the drama go. Charles did regularly meet up with her for lunch a few times post divorce
Aunty Jo, Fiction. Party line B.S. Every major event in The Crown is in The Diana Chronicles, by Tina Brown which was published ten years before The Crown. How did Tina Brown (and other biographers and historians) somehow make up the same "fiction" that Peter Morgan "made up" for The Crown? Do they all have ESP with each other? Hmm. Very mysterious. The literature - revering British people should be ashamed of the flagrant abuse of the word "fiction" in recent years.
so he FINALLY tells her the truth.that he only married her cause he had no choice.in other words his family pushed him into it.he never loved her.such a horrible thing to hear.but i think deep inside diana knew he never truly loved her
Watching your analysis is like watching it again after putting on glasses. I could see the gist before but your explanations are so clear and make so much sense, I wonder why I couldn’t watch it more closely before and see it myself. But the context you provide and symbolism you point out is definitely beyond me. One of those things where it makes me interested in rewatching just to see the depth that I couldn’t see before. Looking forward to more!
Charles did not bassh Diana, out of respect she was once his wife and future mother of a king, , he did not divorce her on grounds of Adultery with 7 factual lovers.
Exactly. Diana said that on the day their divorce was finalised they both sat down and cried together. I think they were both so relieved to have the stress behind them. They also became friends after the divorce. Also Diana was still very much involved with and deeply in love with Haznat Kahn during and after the divorce. Diana and Haznat didn't break up until 1997. This was an interesting take on a fictional scene from the Crown.
Why couldn't these two have had a marriage counselor early on? If Camila had any decency she could have advised Diana on how to be the wife Charles needed. Diana, in return, could have accepted the fact that Charles and Camila had a friendship that meant a lot to him. She could have allowed the two to meet, say once a month for lunch, AS FRIENDS only. Diana could have hired a riding instructor to help her get over her fear of horses and then joined Charles at Highgrove, so they could have spent more time together in the country, which Charles loved. When Diana started to get so much attention and it hurt Charles's ego, Diana could have expressed sympathy for her husband and asked what she could do to get the focus back on HIM, the future monarch. Maybe he would have given her credit for caring about him and trying, even if she failed to simmer down the "Diana-mania." ....Just some random thoughts!
Your suggestions make sense, but interestingly, your ideas all revolve around Diana and even Camilla, making changes and being more considerate. What about the 32 year old man who married an inexperienced young woman , only three weeks into her 20th year? What adjustments, changes, and patience should he have contributed?
oh god, torture, i can see why people are slagging off this season. The froideur between them didn't defrost immediately the ink on their divorce was dry.
The general bullying comments on youtube make me so sad. This was a complete tragedy of Shakespearean proportions. No one was truly at fault here, and none of it should have happened to begin with. At the end of it, Diana is dead and Charles and Camilla have each other as they were meant to so many years ago. It's certainly tragic. If Diana's sons are good with Camilla though, so am I. That's the most telling ending of the tale. I wish more people would look at it that way and lay off the internet trash talk.
This scene absolutely blew me away and I have my own analysis. My analysis leans towards the idea of Charles and his self entitled Narcissism. I personally think that Charles was coming by to see where he was at in Diana's life now. Was she open to "continue" relations? Diana looked Hot in the revenge dress. I think when Charles could see that Diana was not open to and open relationship, he lost it and left. This is just my thoughts and opinion.
I don’t think that’s the case. Or at least that wasn’t the feeling I got from watching it. Charles wasn’t there for lust. Otherwise he would have been with her more when they are together. I think no matter how broken their marriage ended up being, there are still some affections for each other. After all they had two sons together and had been close to one another at one point, regardless how short that moment was. When divorce finally came, they were both somehow lost and uneasy.
The worst part of this show apart from the fictional poorly written melodrama is the amount of people who believe it’s a documentary and factual. It is. Nit even close to the truth. There is no mention of Diana’s many affairs with married men. Diana masterfully played the media and the world and they took her side. Some of us loved her for faults as well as good points. I remember it all. My mother and I followed this avidly. Diana’s first affair was with a her bodyguard Barry Mannakee, shortly after Harry’s birth. When the affair was discovered he was transferred. That’s when Charles considered the marriage irreconcilable and started his own affair, with Camilla and Lady Tyron. Sadly I believe that Charles and Diana did have a deep love for each other, but they were completely unsuitable and incompatible. Either way I don’t need to watch this crap yo know what happened
chookfeather: Charles actually had THREE mistresses! Charles shuffled them. Camilla was the mistress who is the best known. Charles’ mistress #2 was Lady Dale Tryon - Charles actually loved Lady Dale more than Camilla - Lady Dale died in a mysterious “accident” at approximately the same time as Diana’s accident. Charles mistress #3 was Janet Jenkins. Look it up!!!
Barry Mannakee happened in 1985, but Harry was born 1984. Sources are mixed as to whether or not it was an emotional attachment, or physical. Either way: why would a 25 year old woman lean on a bodyguard for affection, physical or not? Because she knew her husband didn’t want her! Charles is tragic, but his insecurity, jealousy, and abiding feelings are what drove Diana to look for love elsewhere, and I don’t blame her one bit. She was far too young (and trapped in a dynastic marriage) to accept near-celibacy for the rest of her life.
@@trb2888 Mannake was married with young children. Diana admitted to the Head of Security for her and Charles Police Protection Officer Allen Peters that she and Mannake were having an affair! What about Mrs Mannake and her children. Don't they matter?
The Royal Family screwed her over Fullstop..He should never have been King ..what Disgraceful act of the Queen allowing this to take place. Camilla who.. shocking
I found this scene especially exasperating. Charlie had his mistress, Camilla, from before he even dated Diana. He's been a fraud from the start. Deceitful monster. This season attempts to paint him in the best light possible--and THAT'S a trick! But Diana is presented as alone, depressed, defeated, not as the vibrant woman who gave so much of herself in the world helping the vulnerable. SHAME on Netflix. This scene annoys the CRAP out of me. 🤬
The series is hypocritical in the extreme. So Charles says they have let the nation down? I give up. He didn't care 2 hoots about the nation. If he did, he would have sacrificed the relationship with his bit on the side, Mrs Camilla Bowles and dropped her. Either that or he could have given up the throne. It's that simple. No mystery about it. smh. But he wanted everything, his marriage intact, his bit on the side and the throne. I think he has had his punishment though! His dearest mommy lived long and now it won't be long before William takes over. Men are notorious for not living long and divorced men? Oh well... The divorce stress has taken it's toll and he doesn't at all look pretty for a 73 year old who only lifts his finger to eat top notch food. Revenge is a dish best served cold.
@@the8thchurch461 Well said, sir. You're so right. This King looks about as miserable as a filthy rich person on holiday in Ohio. Has a tantrum over PENS, for God's sake!
@@the8thchurch461 lol so you're saying that if diana had lived, Queen Elizabeth would have died earlier? He divorced in the 90's are you claiming the "stress" hasn't set in until now? And he's not a divorced man anymore, he's been married to his true love Camilla for 18 years. If Charles has the lifespan of either of his parents, he has 20+ years lft on the throne. Don't forger this father lived to be 99. Personally I hope he does just so his haters can seethe for that long.
Actually, by several accounts diana had the first affair. Diana really did have mental problems. The series generously leaves out how she had affairs with married men (for all her complaining about Camilla, she did the same to other women) and even stalked one of them after he broke up with her. She also harassed her sons' nanny out of jealously.
@@Seek1878 No. I am not saying Queen Elizabeth would have died earlier if Diana had lived. That is quite different from saying Charles was stopped from being king to ruin the monarchy with his shenanigans. One royal expert said as much and I agreed. It's more that the Queen 's long life was celebrated for stopping Charles and his mistress coming in, that is all. That is quite different from saying the Queen could have died earlier if Charles and Diana hadn't divorced. I am sure even you can get the idea behind the thinking
Charles deeply cared about Diana & she was spiteful and vindictive towards him, what she did within the press was horrific. Charles was beyond distraught when she was killed, outside the hospital and during her funeral. He cared for her and I believe felt responsible for her in many ways.
Of course, how dare she be hurt her husband was cheating on her? That was him "deeply caring". How dare a person bleed when they re hit over the head multiple times, right?
@@Stephanie-zd5im I speak the truth and their are many photos of the then Prince Charles devastated while retrieving her body and heartbreaking photos of his concern for his boys. Nobody can deny this, photos do not lie and for a man who has been trained not to show emotions his whole life, he was devastated.
Charles' lies at the beginning of their marriage meant that when were difficult after Harry's birth and Charles withdrew, Diana couldn't handle it and cheated. Charles didn't try to be understanding of his emotional young wife and patch things up; Charles selfishly got back with Camilla.
It did happened. Both Diana & Charles sat, talked & cried together. She still loved him, but cannot understand why Charles didn't love her. Going back to their early times of their marriage, Charles was caught with this statement during his Australian tour, when William was 9 months old, wearing a red dress sitting next to him at the podium. "It will be easier to have two wives." It hit Diana like a thunderbolt! Now we lived to see his reason for making such a statement. Camilla got him on hold. Camilla has to remind him that they have a love child together. If only Diana knew, l guess, we will see a different family altogether 2 day.
Diana was in love with Haznat Khan at the time of the divorce. She wasn't in love with Charles. She was desperate to marry Haznat! She would have cared for Charles as the father of her children! But that's all.
I live in Australia. I remember the Speech where Charles said he should have had 2 wives. It was a compliment to Diana! During their walkabouts everyone wanted to see Diana but obviously she could only be on one side of the street at a time while Charles would be on the other! So in his speech Charles said he realised it would have been better to have two wives. One for each side of the street and he could walk down the middle directing proceedings! It was very funny and everyone laughed. Diana was not at upset! She understood the joke! The Crown did a rediculous and inaccurate depiction of that scene. The original footage of that speech is still on RUclips!
No. He was traumatized enough when his de-facto grandfather, Lord Mountbatten, was assassinated -Charles was about 30. He would never have put William and Harry through that. Also, a car accident in another country is a logistical mess. If Prince Charles had wanted Diana gone, he had plenty of resources to commission a sharp shooter to do the job efficiently and disappear, to influence Scotland Yard to determine the death a tragic mystery. Just awful. Unsolvable. Although, once William and Harry became adults they wouldn’t have allowed that to stand, so even this would have become messy. It doesn’t matter. Charles didn’t want William and Harry to lose their mother.
According to Diana’s accounts, she and Charles both become good friends at the end, and co-parenting their children. Some of her friends has heard the story from Diana that Charles often visited Kensington Palace. Although nothing we ever heard of from Charles’s side of the story, he never talked about it anyway.
I have heard this before
Well he apparently was the one who insisted she be given a state funeral. From what I read he even argued with his mother about it.
I have read a lot about Diana and Charles over the years. I was 17 when she died. I remember watching t.v and reading about this couple when it played out in real time.
I think Charles and Diana were both victims of circumstances. I don't think Charles was ever in love with Diana, but he probably tried to fall in love with her, and just never did..it seemed so much was going on in their marriage and both had so much traumatic childhood damage neither was able to meet the others needs.
Plus there was always Camilla, who he was in love with, and also probably felt entitled to. His father had affairs. Anyway, they had their sons and I think they clearly both loved their kids.
@alee7311 I heard that too. I also heard that the Queen wanted Diana to keep her HRH title but Charles insisted it was taken away.
Also, What’s great about fiction is that we can see the conversations or resolutions we wish we had in real life.
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Your breakdown of the scene is so excellent 👌. You have a way of explaining all the dialog and emotions
that were actually felt. I'm so glad that
I found you. Thank 😊 you.
I'm a divorced history nerd. History is why I watch this show. This scene not only made me remember the divorce process all over, but it's like a sort of closure for folks who have studied late 20th century history. You really wanted to see these two work, even if you're like me and was born too late to even remember Di passing away.
I am old enough to remember, and it's been interesting. General public opinion of Diana at the time was not the benevolent humanitarian nearly so much as it was the possibly unstable, playing around with an exotic wealthy man. It wasn't a positive public opinion, no matter if it was accurate or not. When she died, she was immediately promoted to sainthood and sort of a mass hysteria of grieving took place. I stand firmly by Charles being unfairly held solely to blame for this. It was NOT all his fault, nor Camilla's either. Of course, if you post things like this publicly you'll get fried on the internet. Thing is, every king and queen crowned has had their opposition. This is no different than any other period in history other than we're actually witnessing it.
I adore this scene. I tried Googling to see if it was accurate and couldn't find anything. Even if it didn't happen, it gave great closure to us as the audience.
None of it is real. It's fiction.
Whether or not this scene happened is debated but it’s known that Charles and Diana largely got along after their divorce and appeared to let the drama go. Charles did regularly meet up with her for lunch a few times post divorce
Aunty Jo,
Fiction.
Party line B.S.
Every major event in The Crown is in The Diana Chronicles, by Tina Brown which was published ten years before The Crown.
How did Tina Brown (and other biographers and historians) somehow make up the same "fiction" that Peter Morgan "made up" for The Crown? Do they all have ESP with each other?
Hmm. Very mysterious.
The literature - revering British people should be ashamed of the flagrant abuse of the word "fiction" in recent years.
so he FINALLY tells her the truth.that he only married her cause he had no choice.in other words his family pushed him into it.he never loved her.such a horrible thing to hear.but i think deep inside diana knew he never truly loved her
She deserved the truth...
@@alee7311 yes she did.he should have been upfront with her from the start instead of makin her believe he actually loved her
The scene of her watching him through the glass was heartbreaking
Cried my eyes out. This scene is pure gold
Watching your analysis is like watching it again after putting on glasses. I could see the gist before but your explanations are so clear and make so much sense, I wonder why I couldn’t watch it more closely before and see it myself. But the context you provide and symbolism you point out is definitely beyond me. One of those things where it makes me interested in rewatching just to see the depth that I couldn’t see before. Looking forward to more!
Very well analyzed. You got it so well that I could imagine myself watching the scene. So touching!
Maybe Diana lost the unique oportunity to improve the relationship with Charles, she never understood him and he was very rude with her
Easter egg - scrambled eggs was Diana’s last meal at The Ritz .
I am glad Charles has found love But he treated Diana badly. I still wish she would of been Queen. I wish their marriage could of worked out
Charles did not bassh Diana, out of respect she was once his wife and future mother of a king, , he did not divorce her on grounds of Adultery with 7 factual lovers.
could have
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could of
Diana should never apologize yiiiikes !!!!!!
A very guilty stance!
He is a creep!
I assumed the fridge was just a reference to her not eating much.
great breakdown of the series, i love this channel , i hope you make more videos
This scene was so real! 🌟 and how it broke down at the end-ouch
You helped me really appreciate this scene
Another great video! The season as a whole was a little disappointing. Elizabeth and Dominic were both good, especially Elizabeth!
The guy who plays Charles looks like James hewitt
Not really
Where is the documentation that after their divorce they sat down together on a couch & cried??
Exactly. Diana said that on the day their divorce was finalised they both sat down and cried together. I think they were both so relieved to have the stress behind them. They also became friends after the divorce. Also Diana was still very much involved with and deeply in love with Haznat Kahn during and after the divorce.
Diana and Haznat didn't break up until 1997.
This was an interesting take on a fictional scene from the Crown.
We call this drama. In drama we expect dramatic licence.
Why couldn't these two have had a marriage counselor early on? If Camila had any decency she could have advised Diana on how to be the wife Charles needed. Diana, in return, could have accepted the fact that Charles and Camila had a friendship that meant a lot to him. She could have allowed the two to meet, say once a month for lunch, AS FRIENDS only. Diana could have hired a riding instructor to help her get over her fear of horses and then joined Charles at Highgrove, so they could have spent more time together in the country, which Charles loved. When Diana started to get so much attention and it hurt Charles's ego, Diana could have expressed sympathy for her husband and asked what she could do to get the focus back on HIM, the future monarch. Maybe he would have given her credit for caring about him and trying, even if she failed to simmer down the "Diana-mania." ....Just some random thoughts!
friendship...lol
Easier said than done...
Well, you are about 43 years too late ! - Camilla offered to be Charles' mistress BEFORE he wed in 1981!
Your suggestions make sense, but interestingly, your ideas all revolve around Diana and even Camilla, making changes and being more considerate. What about the 32 year old man who married an inexperienced young woman , only three weeks into her 20th year? What adjustments, changes, and patience should he have contributed?
@@joysynmonds9082 No she did not.
oh god, torture, i can see why people are slagging off this season. The froideur between them didn't defrost immediately the ink on their divorce was dry.
Diana said that on the day of the Divorce both she and Charles sat down together and cried!
Well done 🥇
Historically, never happened. They were actually cordial by the end.
The general bullying comments on youtube make me so sad. This was a complete tragedy of Shakespearean proportions. No one was truly at fault here, and none of it should have happened to begin with. At the end of it, Diana is dead and Charles and Camilla have each other as they were meant to so many years ago. It's certainly tragic. If Diana's sons are good with Camilla though, so am I. That's the most telling ending of the tale. I wish more people would look at it that way and lay off the internet trash talk.
So so so sad . 💔💔💔
Do you really believe all that Netflix crap?
Palace troll. Reported.
This scene absolutely blew me away and I have my own analysis. My analysis leans towards the idea of Charles and his self entitled Narcissism. I personally think that Charles was coming by to see where he was at in Diana's life now. Was she open to "continue" relations? Diana looked Hot in the revenge dress. I think when Charles could see that Diana was not open to and open relationship, he lost it and left. This is just my thoughts and opinion.
I don't think Charles is a narcissist at all. He had no interest in a relationship with Diana. He didn't care about the dumb dress.
I don’t think that’s the case. Or at least that wasn’t the feeling I got from watching it. Charles wasn’t there for lust. Otherwise he would have been with her more when they are together. I think no matter how broken their marriage ended up being, there are still some affections for each other. After all they had two sons together and had been close to one another at one point, regardless how short that moment was. When divorce finally came, they were both somehow lost and uneasy.
@@Seek1878 👍
Diana outraced everyone in narcissism.
@@fahimfaisalmahir567nope, she was authentic and genuine. If one can't see that maybe they lack altruism.
Charles loved Camilla. That's all. She was the great love of his life.
The worst part of this show apart from the fictional poorly written melodrama is the amount of people who believe it’s a documentary and factual. It is. Nit even close to the truth. There is no mention of Diana’s many affairs with married men. Diana masterfully played the media and the world and they took her side. Some of us loved her for faults as well as good points. I remember it all. My mother and I followed this avidly. Diana’s first affair was with a her bodyguard Barry Mannakee, shortly after Harry’s birth. When the affair was discovered he was transferred. That’s when Charles considered the marriage irreconcilable and started his own affair, with Camilla and Lady Tyron. Sadly I believe that Charles and Diana did have a deep love for each other, but they were completely unsuitable and incompatible. Either way I don’t need to watch this crap yo know what happened
chookfeather: Charles actually had THREE mistresses! Charles shuffled them. Camilla was the mistress who is the best known. Charles’ mistress #2 was Lady Dale Tryon - Charles actually loved Lady Dale more than Camilla - Lady Dale died in a mysterious “accident” at approximately the same time as Diana’s accident. Charles mistress #3 was Janet Jenkins.
Look it up!!!
Barry Mannakee happened in 1985, but Harry was born 1984. Sources are mixed as to whether or not it was an emotional attachment, or physical. Either way: why would a 25 year old woman lean on a bodyguard for affection, physical or not? Because she knew her husband didn’t want her! Charles is tragic, but his insecurity, jealousy, and abiding feelings are what drove Diana to look for love elsewhere, and I don’t blame her one bit. She was far too young (and trapped in a dynastic marriage) to accept near-celibacy for the rest of her life.
@@trb2888 Yep dont blame her at all!
@@trb2888 Mannake was married with young children. Diana admitted to the Head of Security for her and Charles Police Protection Officer Allen Peters that she and Mannake were having an affair!
What about Mrs Mannake and her children.
Don't they matter?
Chook feather,
Diana did not have "many" affairs. You are a liar.
Where exactly is this scene?
The Royal Family screwed her over Fullstop..He should never have been King ..what Disgraceful act of the Queen allowing this to take place. Camilla who.. shocking
Oh shut it.
What would Diana’s next life would be
What would Charles next life would be. What would Camilla's next life would be. There are pointers in their current life that shows where that is.
I found this scene especially exasperating. Charlie had his mistress, Camilla, from before he even dated Diana. He's been a fraud from the start. Deceitful monster. This season attempts to paint him in the best light possible--and THAT'S a trick! But Diana is presented as alone, depressed, defeated, not as the vibrant woman who gave so much of herself in the world helping the vulnerable. SHAME on Netflix. This scene annoys the CRAP out of me. 🤬
The series is hypocritical in the extreme. So Charles says they have let the nation down? I give up. He didn't care 2 hoots about the nation. If he did, he would have sacrificed the relationship with his bit on the side, Mrs Camilla Bowles and dropped her. Either that or he could have given up the throne. It's that simple. No mystery about it. smh. But he wanted everything, his marriage intact, his bit on the side and the throne. I think he has had his punishment though! His dearest mommy lived long and now it won't be long before William takes over. Men are notorious for not living long and divorced men? Oh well... The divorce stress has taken it's toll and he doesn't at all look pretty for a 73 year old who only lifts his finger to eat top notch food. Revenge is a dish best served cold.
@@the8thchurch461 Well said, sir. You're so right. This King looks about as miserable as a filthy rich person on holiday in Ohio. Has a tantrum over PENS, for God's sake!
@@the8thchurch461 lol so you're saying that if diana had lived, Queen Elizabeth would have died earlier? He divorced in the 90's are you claiming the "stress" hasn't set in until now? And he's not a divorced man anymore, he's been married to his true love Camilla for 18 years.
If Charles has the lifespan of either of his parents, he has 20+ years lft on the throne. Don't forger this father lived to be 99. Personally I hope he does just so his haters can seethe for that long.
Actually, by several accounts diana had the first affair. Diana really did have mental problems. The series generously leaves out how she had affairs with married men (for all her complaining about Camilla, she did the same to other women) and even stalked one of them after he broke up with her. She also harassed her sons' nanny out of jealously.
@@Seek1878 No. I am not saying Queen Elizabeth would have died earlier if Diana had lived. That is quite different from saying Charles was stopped from being king to ruin the monarchy with his shenanigans. One royal expert said as much and I agreed. It's more that the Queen 's long life was celebrated for stopping Charles and his mistress coming in, that is all. That is quite different from saying the Queen could have died earlier if Charles and Diana hadn't divorced. I am sure even you can get the idea behind the thinking
Charles deeply cared about Diana & she was spiteful and vindictive towards him, what she did within the press was horrific. Charles was beyond distraught when she was killed, outside the hospital and during her funeral. He cared for her and I believe felt responsible for her in many ways.
That’s pretty one-sided.
Of course, how dare she be hurt her husband was cheating on her? That was him "deeply caring". How dare a person bleed when they re hit over the head multiple times, right?
@dawnmarie506 Yours is the most accurate comment in this entire thread.
I agree wholeheartedly!
@@Stephanie-zd5im I speak the truth and their are many photos of the then Prince Charles devastated while retrieving her body and heartbreaking photos of his concern for his boys. Nobody can deny this, photos do not lie and for a man who has been trained not to show emotions his whole life, he was devastated.
@@eeeccc3562 Recall it was Diana who had an affair first, then went on to have a total of 7 with 2 of the men being married.
Charles' lies at the beginning of their marriage meant that when were difficult after Harry's birth and Charles withdrew, Diana couldn't handle it and cheated. Charles didn't try to be understanding of his emotional young wife and patch things up; Charles selfishly got back with Camilla.
Patching up wasn't possible. They were a mismatch from day one.
Way too much media Interaction, get on with it,, poor 👑Diana, 😢
Fiction
It did happened. Both Diana & Charles sat, talked & cried together. She still loved him, but cannot understand why Charles didn't love her. Going back to their early times of their marriage, Charles was caught with this statement during his Australian tour, when William was 9 months old, wearing a red dress sitting next to him at the podium. "It will be easier to have two wives." It hit Diana like a thunderbolt! Now we lived to see his reason for making such a statement. Camilla got him on hold. Camilla has to remind him that they have a love child together. If only Diana knew, l guess, we will see a different family altogether 2 day.
lol, are you talking about the crazy australian guy?
Diana was in love with Haznat Khan at the time of the divorce. She wasn't in love with Charles.
She was desperate to marry Haznat!
She would have cared for Charles as the father of her children! But that's all.
I live in Australia. I remember the Speech where Charles said he should have had 2 wives.
It was a compliment to Diana!
During their walkabouts everyone wanted to see Diana but obviously she could only be on one side of the street at a time while Charles would be on the other!
So in his speech Charles said he realised it would have been better to have two wives. One for each side of the street and he could walk down the middle directing proceedings!
It was very funny and everyone laughed. Diana was not at upset!
She understood the joke!
The Crown did a rediculous and inaccurate depiction of that scene.
The original footage of that speech is still on RUclips!
OMG! What a misconstrued understanding of this comment! he was praising her for her popularity on the tour! 🙄SINISTER🙄
@@dawnmarie506 Who are you responding too?
Do you think Charles had anything to do with her death so he could marry Camilla?
No.
No.
He was traumatized enough when his de-facto grandfather, Lord Mountbatten, was assassinated -Charles was about 30. He would never have put William and Harry through that.
Also, a car accident in another country is a logistical mess.
If Prince Charles had wanted Diana gone, he had plenty of resources
to commission a sharp shooter to do the job efficiently and disappear, to influence Scotland Yard to determine the death a tragic mystery. Just awful. Unsolvable.
Although, once William and Harry became adults they wouldn’t have allowed that to stand, so even this would have become messy.
It doesn’t matter. Charles didn’t want William and Harry to lose their mother.