Fortunately, Catherine is not like Diana. Catherine is a good example of a supportive and loyal member of the royal family. She follows the royal family rules and protocol, including the conservative dress code. She would never intentionally undermine William and the monarchy. Diana was competitive for public attention and overshadowed the royal family. That's against royal protocol. Her position in the royal hierarchical organization was to be the future queen consort and avoid drawing too much attention to herself. She became a fashion diva and drew attention to herself. She was exceptionally good at gaining publicity for her assigned royal duties (charities) and herself. She made connections with the paparazzi to ensure maximum publicity. She was in all the fashion and women's magazines. Diana was the most photographed woman in the 1980s and 1990s. Diana hogged the limelight. The marriage between Charles and Diana was a tragic mistake. It was an arranged marriage and not a love match. They were not compatible. Both failed to meet each others expectations and needs. Their relationship was increasingly toxic, and both were miserable by 1985. In her misery, Diana turned to her bodyguard for a shoulder to cry on. Diana fell in love and was involved with her bodyguard Barry Mannakee in 1985-1986. When Charles became informed, he ended his intimate relationship with Diana to avoid any misunderstanding of paternity for future pregnancies. In the Peter Settelen video called Diana Revealed, Diana said they had fleeting moments of happiness before Harry was born. Diana said she knew when Charles rekindled his intimate relationship with Camilla in 1986. In other words, Diana admitted Charles was faithful until 1986. Diana and Charles informally separated in 1986. Diana had EIGHT or more affairs between 1986 and 1996. Four of her affairs were with married men. Diana knowingly hurt other women. It was Diana's BBC Panorama interview that prompted the queen to request the divorce. Diana was fired (divorced) from her position in the royal hierarchical organization for disrespecting and being disloyal to the monarchy. She was not a Saint.