5 CELEBRITY graves the public CAN'T visit

[@sherryswain9961]

I was actually at Diana's funeral. It was the saddest event. I am an American that lived in Europe at the time of her passing. There were so many people there, it was quite the emotional experience.

[@hattiem.7966]

I feel that she is buried in that little church next to her Dad.Glad you at the funeral.How did you get to go etc?Most were invited.

[@delorajackson4286]

@@hattiem.7966see

[@chrisedwards4870]

Did you know that the Spencer family are relatives of the Washingtons, George Washingtons great great great grandfather is buried at the Spencer plot.

[@Daracdor]

I believe that too why would she be alone when the Spencer family have their own private area in the church I think she was cremated and laid to rest in the family vault . The island was a red herring so she could at last have peace .

[@robindew9072]

Freddie Mercury's music will always keep him from being forgotten.

[@sexobscura]

*Who was he*

[@dmcallister1506]

Freddie was my hero and I was inconsolable when he passed. RIP legend..

[@BAKER22-l4u]

RIDICULOUS

[@dmcallister1506]

@@BAKER22-l4u Each to his own. I take it you're not a fan

[@skygazer6898]

Me too! I think I cried for a week when Freddie died.

[@jennr3603]

I watched her wedding as a kid and her funeral as an adult. I just remember being so broken hearted for her sons. The world lost a princess but they lost their mom.

[@rosebud2222]

Steve Irwin is alive.🕊

[@alexdeleon7135]

I watched Diana's funeral. I was deeply saddened because she was someone I longed to meet someday. She had a genuine demeanor, unlike that of the royal family. She was a true lady in every sense of the word.

[@jeanielowe3246]

Very true, such a beautiful woman inside and out. Had such a wonderful heart for everyone.

[@karenshields1974]

You must have known her well to come out with that statement 🙄

[@carmeniglesias1714]

Watch it

[@karenshields1974]

Are you telling me to, "watch it"? If you are thats very stupid. Diana had a lot of affairs there was no innocent party in that marriage. Charles loved Camilla a long time before he was married to Diana. He was forbidden to marry her as she had been married b4. A divorcee with children was out of the question as the future king had to marry a virgin. Charles stopped this for his own children. So a 19 year old Virgin, lady Diana Spencer got the job. Unfortunately she suffered from mental health issues and the rest is history, as they say. She also admitted to cheating 1st! The crash was a tragedy that should never happened. The marriage should never have been arranged.

[@ruthkletke]

@@karenshields1974 Nope...she did not cheat first. Charles never gave up on Camilla, he got special cufflinks from her the evening before the wedding. He ran to Camilla every chance he got and they would hook up at one of his properties. I don't think Diana had any other mental illness besides depression. She loved Charles but he never was in love with her. She provided the heir and the spare but was trapped. For the sake of the children and monarchy she hung on in the saddest almost intolerable marriage.

[@Shay_-cq2cl]

Freddie Mercury May be gone but his music, voice and stage presence is second to none. We lost a legend that will never be duplicated. I love knowing that generations of music lovers are still discovering his music.

[@Kepi_Kei]

He should have been first on the list as to why people can't visit - it's because he doesn't have a grave! Sheesh

[@leesashriber5097]

Yes, I watched Diana's funeral. Cried the whole time. When Elton John sang "Candle In the Wind," I cried even more. She's missed everyday.

[@karenshields1974]

Elton John hates that he messed about with candle in the wind for Diana. It was a homage to Marilyn and it should have stayed that way!

[@BAKER22-l4u]

Why?

[@kayrobbie5840]

Candle In The Wind was beautiful memorial song no matter who it was meant for.

[@Keepcalmandbangscrew]

She got murdered

[@imahappycamper2022]

Biggest load of me bollocks ever. The Doors movie was supposed to be in that night but the network decided to do an all day/night memorial to Diana. Like who the hell wants to watch anything about the Royal family in Ireland. It's just a pity it wasn't Charles or the Queen, we couldn't be that lucky though. I'm waiting with much enthusiasm to see the outcome of Harry and Meaghan, and of touchy Feely Andy after they made a mockery of the Crown. We all know what happened to Diana, so I wouldn't put it passed them. Can we ever get a year were one of the Royals don't cause a scandal.

[@readingfrenzy3818]

Diana was killed on my 30th birthday. I was shocked at how much I cried. I had always felt a great affection for the Princess and the breath of fresh air she brought to the British monarchy...and the world. Her compassion, humility, zeal for life and michevious streak were part of why she was and will remain one of the most beloved people ever. I watched her funeral as I bawled my eyes out. Such a bright light had been snuffed out...the world lost Princess Diana..way too soon.

[@jenniferholden9397]

I went to London for her funeral, with my daughter and some friends. We were there the night before, everyone was really friendly, police were wandering around chatting and making sure everyone was OK. There are several things that I’ll never forget, 1. The beautiful smell of flowers, it was breathtaking. 2. When I saw that the boys were walking behind their mothers coffin it broke hearts, we hadn’t gone to see the boys we had gone to show our support for their mother. 3. The speech Earl Spencer made was bang on point, the Royal family found her acceptable because was a virgin (seriously), Charles because he thought she was a young bit of stuff that would deliver the much needed heir and a spare, and keep her mouth shut. Wrong. It was a few days in September that I’ll never forget. RIP Lady D. Love to Harry too. X

[@shanibmulkins]

God bless you for being able to go. you represented all of us who truly loved Diana. I had visited family in Gravesend England a few years before her passing. England truly is beautiful

[@Globetrotter924]

❤✨

[@lindakirk698]

It was awful - that time without any word from TRF before they came back to London. So many Books of Condolences were opened for the public to leave their private words. The flowers were beautiful & unbelievable as to how many. They were strewn all the way up M1 from London back to the gates of her home. The funeral cars had to stop to remove the flowers several times. You could not hear a pin drop it was so quiet. I lived in Northamptonshire, not far from Althorp Park where Dianas body was taken after the service in London. So many tears were cried. The following year Althorp opened an exhibition of Diana's life. It showed cine film footage of when she was a young girl, as well as her wedding dress displayed in a glass case. I will never forget that Day. I went with my 2 daughters, we purchased souvenirs & kept our tickets for that event.

[@Globetrotter924]

@@lindakirk698 ❤✨

[@jeffouellette9946]

@@lindakirk698 can you imagine when Margaret Thatcher passed away all the people that taught hatred toward her.

[@hestergreen2031]

I not only watched Diana’s wedding, but also her funeral. Such a great loss to everyone who ever had the privilege to know her. Elton John’s tribute to Diana was very moving & touching, she was “ A candle in the wind.”

[@HuhHowboutThat]

Like you Hester🌹, I watched both her wedding and her funeral, and after the funeral all I kept thinking was "those damn bells!" How I hated them then. How I hate them still! The outpouring of grief, it was like nothing ever seen before, or since.

[@BeliaLastes]

Saw Queen 5 times in concert with Freddie singing in the late 70's and early 80's there will never be another Freddie RIP ♥️🌹

[@michellebartel]

How lucky for you...what memories

[@70ksingh]

He was an amazing singer. Definitely will never be duplicated/matched. Still listen to and purchase Queen Merchandise. Received a Freddie Mercury music box, that plays Bohemian Rhapsody, for Christmas.

[@BAKER22-l4u]

Lol.. Freddie was AVERAGE at best. NOTHING SPECIAL

[@rosemaryjakubik7494]

I was fortunate enough to see QUEEN once, Billy Squire opened for them it was at the old and long gone Popular Creek in a suburb of Chicago..I believe it was 1980 or 1981

[@cissymckinley3154]

You have that right.

[@karenbusold3025]

I watched the funeral on tv. It broke my heart and still 💔does. She was an angel on earth. RIP Diana 🙏

[@russellhummel9466]

My now husband and I both watched it when we were living in Omaha,Neb. aas it was televised here in the US during the wee hours of that morning. We cried all the way through it. I will never forget the shock it gave to millions around the world ( including me and my husband ). She will always remain in our eyes as the QUEEN OF HEARTS !! A tragic loss still felt around the world. How you are missed Diana.

[@dlk1872]

I watched Princess Diana's funeral. I remember crying for her boys, losing her at such a young age. I was 40 when my mom passed, and she had been ill for a few years at that point, and it was a devastating loss. I can't imagine how much pain they felt, so young, under constant public scrutiny, incredible pressure as royal heirs, and to have lost her so violently and unexpectedly. I still tear up sometimes thinking about it.

[@IHeartQuilting2]

Nonsense. At the very least, the boys deserved to have a parent to support them.

[@dlk1872]

What is nonsense? Can you explain what you mean? It doesn't seem to connect to what I said.

[@willowlily165]

I watched it and cried my eyes out the whole time. I was totally devastated. I remember I was watching "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" on Adult Swim and they "broke character" and formatting to announce that she had passed. I'd never seen them do that before or since. I still miss her to this day. She was truly one of a kind and will always be my hero.

[@jovannameppiel5159]

I watched her funeral, it was very very sad. She was a beautiful woman inside and out.

[@pacphd65]

I, too, watched the funeral of Princess Diana. It was so sad to see, and so shocking. We were all still getting used to the idea of her being gone, and how horrifically it happened. Though it was of little consolation to her sons and the Spencer family, I can say that the funeral was held with the dignity and respect she deserved.

[@nonabardin9162]

I watched in Florida, as well.

[@pennymundell2361]

I watched in Massachusetts

[@trishwicks3590]

Watched on Whidbey Island, WA,USA

[@tinaloggins9604]

I watched it in Alto Georgia USA 🇺🇸

[@imahappycamper2022]

Respect?, so the actual people who had her killed putting on Oscar winning performances and making a mockery of her life and death is respectful is it. As I stated in the previous thread, oul Charlie seemed to get over her death and shacked up with Camilla pretty quick. My own fiance died nearly 20 years ago, I still mourn her to this day. If I even get a scent of her perfume I'm in a flood of tears. I didn't even look at another woman for at least 5 years and it would've been longer only my family set me up on a blind date.

[@wanetawentz6501]

I watched it live on a t.v. in Channeysville, Pa.. I WEPT LIKE A BABY.may her beautiful, humanitarian spirit RIP 💕💕💕💕💕YOU ARE ADORED, LOVED, AND MISSED LADY DIANA.

[@missmia7869]

I watched Diana's funeral here in Pennsylvania, USA. It is still one of the saddest days in my memory, so heartbreaking in how preventable her death was. She was taken from her sons and all of us far too young and by no fault of her own. I pray that she has found peace.

[@katiejackson8521]

She got into the car with a drunk driver and didn't put her seatbelt on!

[@SassyUnicorn86]

It was the first time I saw my mom cry

[@juicyjules7409]

She died my son bday Aug 31 poor Harry got no support hugs

[@pamgronewoller3656]

I remember Diana's funeral as if it was yesterday. So very sad I watched her son's walk behind her casket. My heart was broken she was a beautiful woman inside and out. The world was a better place because of her.

[@RickElizz]

3 public events have devastated me in my life: the JFK assassination, the towers, and Diana

[@TheCleaner76]

and I bet you know where you were each time when the news broke of those events 😢

[@BAKER22-l4u]

SMH..

[@skygazer6898]

For me the celebrity deaths that have upset me are Diana, Freddie, Lennon, whose death shocked me to the core, Jackson, Bowie and Prince

[@ritagentry7647]

I was living in Cheyenne, Wyoming and was so broken hearted when she was killed. I sat and watched her services. I admired her so much.

[@stevensmith7926]

Towers was a inside job

[@countrydrummergirl7581]

I watched it with my family. we were all teary eyed. I remember watching her wedding when I was young. My 3 great uncle was a guard at Buckingham palace.

[@katemaloney4296]

I watched Diana's funeral. I was 5 months pregnant at the time, so her death really hit me harder than I would have expected it to. I guess it put becoming a parent more into perspective. She is still deeply missed.

[@jeffreygadson]

@Rabbit remixes 2.0 she was married to Queen Elizabeth's eldest son Prince Charles from 1981-1996. She had two sons Prince William and Prince Harry

[@travelerforever8849]

It hit hard when we all know her sons grew up without their mother.

[@Toxicskittles8077]

I actually met Diana when i was 8 years old and very sick in the hospital she had visited us. She was silly and made me and my roommate laugh as we raced her down the hallway with our wheelchairs and i.v stands. That was a fun time. She was truly a great woman.😊

[@deetanner7153]

Watched the full televised service for Diana...it was heartwarming seeing the love and loss for her by so, so many...gone, but not forgotten 💜

[@sharonwright4202]

From Jamaica, I sat up all night crying and watching Princess Di's funeral.

[@HealingNurse]

I did watch Diana's service and was deeply moved by how many people were there in the streets showing how much they loved her. I admired her for breaking free of a very distressful existence. She will has been and will continue to be missed.

[@annamarieschafer7147]

I watched Her Funeral on TV live in the USA. What a loss to the world💐

[@laurielaurie8280]

I watched her funeral too. I remember crying so hard because I had been going through something very simular with my (ex) husband at the time. I could relate to her pain and then to see what happened to her was just even sadder. She was such a beautiful loving person.

[@carmealmoore5016]

I watched. So sad

[@CeeJayJones-v6h]

I watched, I cried, and to this day, even short videos about princess Diana 😢😢 I start to cry all over again. Such a short life and sad memory.

[@christiancamp6796]

Yes, I watched it. I was a young mother then and, as I watched the procession, I turned and looked towards my infant son lying in his crib and thought, her boys are still so young! How sad they have lost their mother so early in their lives! I think she loved those boys as much as any good, loving mother could. I also think they are still feeling the effects of her early demise in their lives to this day.

[@adabellerodriguez7172]

I watched the televised funeral. I also designed and delivered a wreath to the British Embassy here in Dallas, Texas. I attached a card on which I wrote, "the world will never again be romanced by such a soul. Rest in Peace Princess."

[@lynnworthington8262]

I and all my family watched Diana's funeral. We were mesmerised by the speech her brother gave. We all agreed with every word he said.

[@jackieporter5323]

Charles Spencer had his 15 minutes if fame that day, whoever wrote his speech will have been amply rewarded. It is a great pity that it was all rhetoric, this man refused his sister the use of a small cottage on the family estate when she asked him, she said she needed a bolthole from time to time, he disagreed and they had a colossal row. He has made a phenomenal amount of money from Diana’s demise, charging exorbitant amount if money to view the island (which is kept in a very poor state of repair) and some of her gowns which are on display. His pledge to guide and care for her boys was equally cringeworthy, he doesn’t look after the children he has by a multiplicity of wives.

[@philippapay4352]

My whole family and many people I know watched Diana's funeral. British funerals are so full of historical and cultural references in both the items used to carry it out and the rituals themselves with their scripts, costumes that they are must see events. Some of the information given on things like the ceremonial horse maneuvers, alone, is fascinating in terms of origin.

[@SarcasticallySouthern30]

I watched Princess Diana's funeral. It was heartbreaking to see her sons walking behind her coffin. One thing I especially remember is when Diana's coffin passed by the Queen, QE2 bowed her head in respect.

[@suloco121]

No one can take Freddie Mercury's place. A very talented man. A legend. RIP Freddie.

[@bullshitdetective1]

george michael could have but he never got the chance, he died of a heart attack caused by pressure from us and the papers.

[@nancyanne1402]

Freddie died at age 45, George died at age 53. He was good, but he was in no way Freddie good.

[@judypierce7028]

I was leaving a national horse show in Shelbyville, TN when I heard that Princess Diana had been in a terrible car accident. I cried all the way home (about 175 miles) to Kentucky. When I reached my home, I turned on the TV and stayed up all night to find out what happened to this beautiful woman that I admired so much. I did watch her funeral and just bawled. It was such an awesome funeral with music that she loved. I believe that Elton John was one of her friends in the field of music. Her brother's speech was just wonderful. It was so sad to watch the two boys that Diana adored walking behind her casket. It is just amazing that they showed no emotion. A few weeks later, I watched Mother Teresa funeral and bawled.

[@LovableFreak80]

I watched the funeral of princess Diana. I was almost seventeen then, and had never really paid too much attention to Royal drama as an American, but felt deeply sorry for a country who had lost a deeply loved Princess, and two boys, just a few years younger than me, who had lost their dear mother way too soon. My heart broke for the princes as they walked behind the casket in the procession as their country wept and wailed in the streets. I totally cried when Elton John gave his rendition of Candle In The Wind, even his voice cracked a bit at the end. It was the first Royal even I had ever seen.

[@denisejohnson9687]

I watched the funeral and I think I cried all the way through it. She was so adored by millions

[@patriciaharris2566]

I met jimmy Dean when I lived in Atlanta,I was working at the Hyatt regency he was a guest at the hotel,very nice man

[@kathylivedinthe80s14]

I watched Diana’s funeral it was so heartbreaking she was a lady of class.

[@theresavandever1387]

I met Jimmy Dean back in the late 80's at the Phillips Charity golf classic and talked to him for quite awhile. They had to make him go to the next hole because Jimmy loved red hair which I had and he was caught up talking about how much he loved the color. He was really a sweet down to earth person and I enjoyed our visit.

[@joybrooks564]

I watched Diana’s funeral. It was heartbreaking watching the boys walk behind her coffin

[@hayleynadel6808]

I watched Diana's funeral, and I too cried the whole time. I was a long time admirer of the beautiful people's princess and always wished one day I would get to meet her! She's still so unbelievably missed! Enormously irreplaceable. 😪 ❤🌺

[@tipsythefedora]

I visited John Belushi's gravesite many times in the 90s because my family stayed on Marthas Vineyard for one week every summer.At that time it was a large stone that just said "Belushi". I was told it had been moved because of the "tributes" people left but they just moved it to the front. I'm positive my mom has pictures of it.

[@lauramcintyre483]

I, too visited his grave.

[@MeMe-nw9mq]

I watched her funeral and cried my eyes out like she was a close family member. She had been such a part of our every day lives for so long, her death, all the following news coverage, her funeral, it was all so surreal.

[@sharond7512]

I watched her wedding here in Calif. and years later her funeral. So sad when she died. Still today brings tears to my eyes. USA loved her along with the world. She touched us all with her smile and compassion.💔🙏

[@nickstuetelberg1164]

Even though her funeral started at 5 am Central Time, I watched most of her funeral with my mom. From the time I got up to the end. And my heart got really heavy while hearing Candle in the Wind. And I would doubt that I drew a tear during that song. And I still do to this day whenever I hear that version of Candle in the wind.

[@pikemeredith5604]

Poor Steve Irwin. So full of life, loving animals especially crocs but who would've thought a stingray would get him. A terrible accident as he got way too close & it shot it's barb. So sad but glad to see his children carry on his legacy. There will be no-one else like him.

[@bettyjones8677]

Steve like the rest of us- make our make on this world then back to the dust!!! It’s how one live his/her life that make the difference and is what we talk about!!

[@joannewillcock2577]

I watched the funeral of Princess Diana, it was the saddest day ever,to lose such a precious life that touched so many lives. Rest in peace Queen of Hearts ♥️

[@kathyspeights3263]

Yes, I remember watching the funeral on TV. The outpouring of grief by the crowd along the procession was to me inescapable.

[@rebeccaburns7980]

The night of her death, I was at work - literally at the top of the Washington Monument in DC & heard about it from some Japanese tourists. When I got home (1am Eastern), my mother called me from Phoenix, AZ (2 hrs behind) barely able to talk. I not only got up in the wee hours of the morning to watch the funeral, I also recorded the entire thing. Still have that VHS tape, thou I converted the footage to digital many years ago.

[@edwardhoyenski68]

I had gotten up at 4am to see her wedding, and cried like crazy watching her funeral. She had been such a light for good.

[@Veldkamp88]

I remember watching this at my grandfather's at the age of 8. Being at that young age of not really knowing who she was, I remember clear as day when Elton John performed and I felt every emotion that Elton expressed when he played.

[@nadinedaugherty2869]

I watched her funeral. I felt so close to her and she was an amazing, remarkable woman!. I'm from Ohio, USA.

[@traceyhellsten649]

I watched Diana's funeral and cried for hours. It tore my heart out to watch her boys walking. I also watched her wedding , the year I graduated from high school. It was so beautiful and hopeful 😢.

[@melissacosler4811]

I watched Diana's funeral. I cried like everyone else did. The thing that broke my heart was seeing her son's walking behind her casket and seeing the card from Prince Harry. She will be missed.

[@happydaze7976]

The card said "Mummy". It was from BOTH of her sons.

[@barbarachippel3142]

@@happydaze7976 ok, so it was from BOTH of her sons. Happy now?

[@rosebud2222]

Diana is alive she has remarried and she has a daughter and three sons.

[@janetterose2886]

I went to London from Manchester to watch the funeral of Princess Diana, it was something I will never forget. The smell of the beautiful flowers all along the mall is something I have never experienced. Looking back I’m so glad I went. 💖🌸🙏

[@kivietupdike4060]

I cried when I heard she had died. I watched the funeral and cried the whole time. She was such a beautiful person. She can never ever be replaced.

[@marthakeller2936]

I watched the event in 1997, my son was turning 7 years old. This trauma was devastating 2 me. I loved her dearly.

[@pianistabella]

I watched the Princess Diana’s Service including the processional from Buckingham Palace, the service at Westminster Abbey, and the drive out to her childhood home Althorp in Northamptonshire. I was greatly moved by the piece sung by the choir at the recessional of the service: ALLELUIA. May flights of angels sing thee to they rest. Remember me O Lord, when you come into your kingdom. Give rest O Lord to your handmaid, who has fallen asleep. The choir of saints have found the well-spring of life, and door of paradise. Life: a shadow and a dream. Weeping at the grave creates the song: Alleluia, Come, enjoy rewards and crowns I have prepared for you. Music by John Tavene and words extracted from William Shakespeare’s Hamlet and the Orthodox Funeral Service. The piece ends in a great crescendo as the casket reaches the door of the church. It is followed by one minute of silence. I wept tears of grief and inspiration from the entirety of the experience. God rest her soul.

[@Rodgersclan96]

I watched her wedding as a 6 yr with my mom. I watched her funeral and cried like I had lost a family member. 2 weeks later on Harry's 13th bday I gave birth to my first son. I never got the chance to see her in person but I adored her advocating for so many things and for putting being a mom first.

[@brendakilbourn8281]

I did watch the funeral, such a sad end to an amazing woman’s life. The funeral itself was beautiful and Elton’s tribute was so heartfelt.

[@Jyn58]

I watched Diana's funeral here in Central WA state. It was so beautiful but so sad I felt truly sad for her two young boys at the time.

[@MsWDWFAN1]

I watched Princess Diana's funeral and bawled just like everyone else! It was heartbreaking to watch her sons walking behind her casket with a stiff upper lip showing no emotion. Originally both boys didn't want to walk but their grandfather, Prince Philip told them if they'd walk he'd walk with them which they agreed to. Due to his age, this was very traumatic for Prince Harry. When he got older that trauma had alot to do with all the partying he did and the antics that went with it and him getting in trouble and scolded by the Queen. For years Prince Harry kept his emotions inside him and it took settling down with Megan for him to finally let all his feeling out. Losing his Mum at such a young age really took a toll on him. Meghan was the driving force for Prince Harry to seek help. Thank goodness she did!

[@susanoliver3680]

MEGHAN THE EX YACHT GIRL was certainly not the driving force for that ginger whinger getting help, his brother, HRH Prince William got him to go to therapy and also HRH Duchess of Cambrige along with her husband and brother in law started a mental health group together, so pleeeeeeeeeeeease sourch your information correctly. The beautiful amazing wonderful HRH Princess Diana had two sons, both of them young when she died tragically, but look how the future king turned out, just sayin

[@ryancox6059]

Still breaks my heart that Steve Irwin passed, it's beautiful that his son is taking up his mantle of an animal advocate and educator to others.

[@barbaracampbell9907]

So is just daughter Bindi

[@aprilbaker3876]

His two kids are just amazing! It shows how much they respected their dad, but they also knew they could pick up, when the time was right.

[@rickmaggie1]

I liked Steve but I and a lot of other people always thought one of his crocs would get him, When I was a little kid a huge alligator almost got my Mom but my Dad shot and killed it, the thing was, the gators in Florida were out of season. So, my Dad called the local sheriff and told him all about it and the sheriff came out and looked over everything and told my Dad he did the right thing and let him go but the sheriff told my Dad to be quiet about it and not say anything to the Game and Wildlife people, you got to love them good ole boys lol

[@wasoncethere1228]

Isn't his best friend baz dating his wife now?

[@kellycurry7406]

Couldn’t stop crying watching the funeral. A remarkable woman gone too soon!

[@coogar39]

I watched it, cried & cried the entire time. She was one of a kind ❤️

[@AgSherr]

I watched it in Indianapolis, In. As overwhelmingly tragic as the entire ordeal was, The Boy's walking behind her hearse was especially heartbreaking.

[@carolewilson1311]

agreed so what they doing to her son is cruel

[@paulahughes3108]

I was in Indiana too , it broke my heart 💔

[@jackieporter5323]

The make members walking behind the hearse us a long standing tradition with royalty, old films showing the funeral of Queen Victoria has all the men walking in procession, likewise the funeral of George VI . I understand that the boys were given the option, and Prince Philip offered his support to them. Sometimes ones place in the hierarchy comes with responsibilities, this was one if those times.

[@robertandhollyscorpiofan2697]

@@carolewilson1311 it’s not cruel. It’s celebrating the person’s life.

[@carolewilson1311]

some body@@robertandhollyscorpiofan2697 s some where is using my address posting stuff i know nothing about got boot of you tube few days go because of it

[@sallypope7871]

I was home recovering from the loss of a second trimester pregnancy. My 18-year-old son was also out of town and no phone back then and his car was broken down so I was terribly worried about that as well. I just remember laying on the sofa and watching her funeral procession If I remember right, to watch it live you had to tune in at night. The days before KZbin.

[@JeriScarborough]

Very detailed, I think I knew everything you said about Belushi but I don't remember his body being moved. But I can definitely understand. Awesome content👍

[@penelopemyers7873]

There's alot of info about him what ch is incorrect

[@cynthiathomas6690]

According to HOLLYWOOD GRAVEYARD, Belushi is buried in a public cemetery unless in the meantime he was moved.

[@hjsed5474]

I watched Diana's funeral. It was extremely sad, and I kept thinking,how could this larger than life figure be gone. I especially felt bad for her youngest son. He looked lost. So glad that he chose to carry on with her work.

[@lynnjames5039]

It’s very sad remembering that the gravesite was not cared for in the beginning, no one took care of it, it was disgraceful!!

[@larrywalter6476]

Hi Lynn happy new year 🎊🎈

[@karenshields1974]

That would have been up to the Spencer family as she was buried at their pile.

[@joannlear8068]

My whole family watched the funeral for Diana. We cried through the entire service. USA

[@corpsebride843]

I broke my heart the day Steve Irwin died, he always seemed like a wonderful man, with a fantastic heart, I was only a child but knew we lost a great character

[@karenminckler4198]

I watched his show every week. And now I watch the show with his wife and children.

[@lhead7226]

I watched the Funeral of Princess Dianna. It was so sad, so heartbreaking that her life was cut so short.

[@222NancyG]

I watched her funeral. I cried not only for the loss of her but for her boys. They were made to walk that long distance in mourning. It showed that their feelings were not thought of at the time.

[@Zandain]

Seriously? It is a time honored Royal tradition, that the family walk behind the hearse, 'the final accompaniment' Please do not question, what you do not know....

[@lblough9881]

I watched the funeral. The word sad doesn’t describe that day. It was beyond believable, and still is today.

[@diannecassity4967]

I remember being in Walmart when the news broke of her death. Everyone stopped shopping and gathered around the TVs and watched the news and cried. I also watched her funeral and cried. I still miss her to this day.

[@BAKER22-l4u]

BS

[@Thomas-hi2zo]

I. Watch the talivized funeral in cocoa florida and I cry the entire time god bless her

[@Toolaholic7]

John Belushi had a brother too,Jim Belushi whom is still alive

[@barbarafagan5240]

I watched her funeral. It was so sad. She's gone but not forgotten.

[@tinathomas3687]

The eulogy Diana’s brother delivered resonated with me…Totally tragic loss.

[@onlytymewilltell]

I'll NEVER forget that eulogy!

[@peggyperritt]

I watched it on TV i cried she is so missed and I know her sons miss her

[@mal1465]

Tough month for me. My mom died at the beginning of August, then i had a stroke two weeks later then princess Dianna was killed the last day of the month. I remember watching the funeral and seeing the driver of the car carrying her casket pull over and carefully removed the thrown flowers from the hood of the car and place them on the side of the road so he could see where he was driving. Very sad month for me.

[@sylviabishop1586]

Mark Lacertoso How are you doing now ? Very sad times take it easy Best wishes.

[@delanodegenie6970]

A tough month for you due to your Mother's death and your stroke... I find it quite ridiculous that you would compare the death of a complete stranger to those personal life changing events.

[@victoriabagwell8426]

I watched the funeral and bawled. She was such an amazing lady.

[@linerasmussen4788]

I saw her wedding and funeral and cried in both of them. At the wedding of joy but to some sorrow for what could (and became a tough marriage) at the funeral I saw two little boys behind the coffin of their beloved mammy something that I think many in the world reacted to. She got a nice send-off but the memory of her two sons is never forgotten. Both of these were broadcast live in Norway on Norwegian television

[@SonyaOwen1970]

I watched the funeral...it was one of the hardest days I can remember. I was deeply saddened for the boys and for all the young people who looked up to her as a strong role model.

[@marigoldenergy8512]

I watched Diana’s funeral. It was heartbreaking to watch her sons walking behind her casket.

[@nickyphoenix2470]

I remember my young daughter waking me up early in the morning to tell me that the Princess had died and then we all got together to watch the funeral. A friend of mine who was working that day said that the roads and streets were empty. He said he had never seen anything like it. Im in England

[@swansfan6944]

I totally agree with CatLover33, no one will ever convince me either that she wasn’t murdered and that it was set up by the royal family. I have never been a fan of the royal family, I don’t understand what all the hoo-ha is about. I did like Princess Diana though, she seemed like such a sweet lady. ❤️Jodie 🇦🇺

[@BAKER22-l4u]

Murdered? LOL.. Yeah okay

[@elizabeth10392]

I watched her funeral in tears 😥 I never realised how much I cared about her until she died. I loved her for the work she did. She was capable of making such a difference. I will never forget her children walking behind her coffin. Prince Harry was only 12. The little wreath with the word " Mummy" on top of her coffin. It brings tears toy eyes even today.

[@JanJan-pd4mo]

I did watch her funeral. It was so sad. I cried because such a beautiful and loving person died. She is still missed all these years later. Elton John was awesome with the song he did for her.

[@catharineholton49]

I believe that the royal family did not want him to sing, but were "outvoted".

[@karenmullakandov9048]

I watched Diana’s funeral in the USA. It was so sad ❤. She was such a wonderful woman who cared for the well being of others. I hope whoever orchestrated that car crash can truly live with themselves!!

[@Harpy-Mark-Tomlinson]

She was definitely murdered.

[@wvgirl5000]

I too watched Diana's funeral. Sharing the same birthday and understanding what she was feeling more than most, I was sad, but glad that she was finally at peace. No one could interfere with her life anymore, but on the flip side she didn't get to see her boys grow up and they lost their mother too soon. She was a special lady and I think she would very much approve of Duchess Catherine for her first son Prince William. It was a death that should not have happened but it did and we lost someone most everyone around the world admired because of her loving and caring nature for all living things. That is who she was. RIP

[@cherylsmith7487]

I watched Diana’s funeral with lots of sadness. It still doesn’t seem real. She was gone too soon. I hated the way Phillip, Queen Mother & Queen Elizabeth expressed their negative feelings of her when it was Charles’ fault that Diana hurt so bad. It really hurts that Queen Elizabeth has welcomed Camilla as if she never did anything to hurt Diana. Diana never wanted the divorce although it was like getting slapped in the face daily. Diana tried so hard to not let her boys get hurt. Prince William promised his mom that he would give her back her title when he became King. I know he won’t forget. It should never have been removed. One thing wonderful I heard today is Camilla will never be Queen! Ok girl, what goes around comes back around. I am sorry Charles is sick; he has been weak, he has let Camilla control his life. He is guilty for it all! Diana did bless this world in the way God wanted her to. She can never be replaced.

[@joaniejensen7424]

I also watched Diana’s funeral. I watched every aspect of Diana’s life on TV and the magazines that came out about her life in the Royal family. It’s too sad that she couldn’t watch her boys grow up, and see her grandchildren. She would’ve been an excellent grandmother.

[@aolsweetsew]

I watched Princess Diana's funeral on tv also. I bawled like a baby. I admired her so much. I ached for her boys. I still wonder how different the boys' lives would have been had she lived, especially Prince Harry. She was one in a gazillion. I still tear up when I think of such a spectacular life cut so short.

[@vickijackson5547]

I remember being a young kid, getting up extra early to watch the royal wedding with my grandmother. She always thought there was something special about Diana and I think that's where my interest began. Broke my heart to get up extra early to watch her funeral service. Just didn't seem real, or fair to her or her young sons.

[@chrisshreve1736]

I can't believe anyone didn't see it! It was the only thing televised that day, around the world. The amount of respect was justly distributed to the most wonderful princess the world shall ever know.

[@davidhopkins1199]

Thank you for these updates. Steve Irwin was an amazing person. Loved his shows. He was so funny! God bless his family.