Princess Diana: Her Life and Mysterious Death

In the collective memory of the people, Diana, Princess of Wales was everything a royal should be. She was beautiful, composed, and full of compassion for those in need. And when she died in 1997, it was a horrific tragedy that shook the world. She had been robbed of a future that was looking incredibly bright, and her sons would forever be without a mother. But the dark secrets of Diana’s life prove “all that glitters is not gold.” Some people believe that her death was no accident, and that it was actually an elaborate conspiracy designed by the royal family to silence her.
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[@marcscordato4385]

The most photographed woman In the world was so lonely. The most loved woman In the world was unloved by her own husband. Her life was a sad paradox. Still we adored her and she is greatly missed .

[@bobby8012]

You can't love someon you don't know

[@marcscordato4385]

Bobby lol we use the word love much the same way use the word “stars” shooting stars and falling stars are not really stars one might say I love my car but they don’t actually love there car. In the cases of Diana love means admiration and perhaps affection it’s not literal language is about context never and always almost never mean always and never .

[@andyb1653]

Mark Scordato: Hear Hear!

[@magnificentfailure2390]

I do think we can love a car, Marc Scordato. Anything can be loved. It's just that those things might not return our love, much as a person who we love might not love us back.

[@FeedMeSalt]

I never learned a thing about the royal family in school. I took candian history and world history. They are a thing of the past for various reasons but none the less its upsetting to know they dont even make it into a history class about the damn country.

[@joshadrale4415]

She lived her life like a candle in the wind.

[@JennyGoddard-tm6bb]

Yes Diana sure did live her life like a candle in the wind. her death at that age was tragic and so sad because Diana was loved by so many in Britain as well.

[@Tia-Marie]

I was born about a year before Prince William and I grew up absolutely charmed by the primary school teacher turned princess. She had such a vibrant side to her before Charles stopped making an effort to hide Camilla. I remember her funeral, I remember watching those two "boys" at the time and it reminded me of watching newsreels of JFK's son and it reminding me of William standing there in front of the whole world watching him expecting a prince when a little boy had lost his mum... My mum died at 45 just the following year in 1998, at her funeral I kept thinking about how if William could have the world watching him at his mum's funeral.. I could make it through my mum's funeral when I was in school. It's unsurprising to me that Harry hasn't much interest in succession and WIlliam seems to be doing the role cause he's really a better "future king" than Charles.

[@philread7668]

She was never a teacher. She was a nanny

[@unclenelvis]

Yea she was an assistant in a children’s nursery. I don’t think facts are particularly important to the makers or the viewers of these videos.

[@elerillewellyn2654]

@@unclenelvis It's a tiny detail that isn't really relevant.

[@unclenelvis]

@@elerillewellyn2654 really? is that how parliament sees it? or not?

[@elerillewellyn2654]

@@unclenelvis I doubt parliament thinks anything at all about the fact she was an assistant in a nursery instead of a primary school teacher.

[@roymartin500]

Charles is highly suspect.

[@R8V10]

In a letter Princess Diana wrote, she believed Prince Charles was planning “an accident in my car” that would leave her with a serious head injury.

[@loditx7706]

Please, he's not smart enough and she was behaving so stupidly it was only a matter of time anyway. And really, how did her death improve his life? They were already divorced and he was still boinking Camilla like he had been for the last 20 or more years. And this motive :to spare the royal family further embarrassment due to her behavior is so lame. That ship had already sailed and sunk. If she had lived it would have been more of the same and everyone in the world would just say, oh well.

[@ingriddubbel8468]

For what? She would have survived if she wore a seatbelt. The woman caused her own death.

[@sen.m7832]

I agree. All of the Royals are. If you think about it, all of them benefited from Diana's death apart from Wills and Harry. She was becoming even more popular than the Queen. She was telling the press, and therefore the British public, that the Royals were a cold, unfeeling family who simply used her. With her death, the threat to the monarchy was gone. For Charles, he could finally marry his mistress. Highly convenient for the lot of them.

[@sen.m7832]

@@loditx7706 If she had lived, she would have been a serious threat to the monarchy. She was becoming even more popular than the Queen, and telling people how badly she was treated by the Royals. Plus, I doubt that Charles could marry his mistress if his ex-wife was still alive. These people benefitted enormously from Diana's death, whether it was an accident or not.

[@brandyrose9997]

Dear sweet Princess Diana died on my 21st birthday, and I'll never forget her. Thank you for this thoughtful video. 💔

Hewitt and Diana didn't begin their affair until after Harry was born, and anyway, Harry had Charles' jug ears, as a child, and ended up having them pinned back.

[@alane4487]

Annoying that he makes this rumor seem true its hurtful to Harry

[@lyndoraburroughs-robinson5663]

Agreed, Harry has Charles close set eyes and we can all spot the famous Windsor bald spot . I always thought that Harry had inherited Diana's brothers red hair 🤷🏽‍♀️

@@lyndoraburroughs-robinson5663 oh yeah. Plus there are Windsors with red hair -that's just how genes work, especially recessive ones. And, of course, those damned ears. It's like everyone forgot that he had his ears pinned back as a teenager! It used to be William who was the hot brother! Then Harry got his ears pinned back, turned twenty, and William lost his hair faster than Brian Eno and Richard O'Brien *combined!* THEN Harry became the Hot Brother!

[@lyndoraburroughs-robinson5663]

@ Yes,I remember that. After he had his ears pinned back Harry became like the Beatles globally 😁🥰

@@lyndoraburroughs-robinson5663 oh yeah, he's an attractive man! Just, you know, he has his dad's jug ears -albeit Harry had his cosmetically corrected. When that baby of his and Megan's ends up with those same jug ears that Charlie has, that _ought to_ shut up the theorists that he's Hewitt's son, but some people will just splinter off their own variant new theory, cos they've made this nonsense past of their identity and will concoct any kind of BS to avoid re-evaluating that misinformation.

[@loditx7706]

I was never an admirer of hers, but I liked Prince Charles even less. I am surprised you did not include his jealousy of her popularity with the public during their marriage when they made tours, etc. He's a right rotter. The world has come full circle when gossip about the paternity of a royal prince can be a source of interest. Like the Kennedy assassination (which was witnessed and filmed in broad daylight) the truth of her death will probably never be known; too many people willing to lie. But after all, it was her life that mattered.

[@Locutus]

You're very bitter about him.

[@kaylew108]

It wasn't that he was jealous, it was the embarrassment behind the scenes. She was not some great person or wife. She cheated, and did whatever she wanted having that narsasistic personality. She was the "media darling" and could do no wrong. If Charles did anything he would be a monster. Her interviews were a play and character, especially about the divorce. I can't understand how so many people can't see how full of it she was. You could see it on her face and in her voice, and body language

[@darthsawlex8257]

Also if your spouse was found to be having an affair, there are two acceptable options, one, you divorce. Two, you forgive them and make sure they stop. Simply having an affair yourself is a terrible terrible thing to do and is a disgusting choice on her part. It's hard to feel sorry for her when she made such terrible choices, and as someone above pointed out she was apparently very full of herself. Though she did much good for charity and people and I am very sorry that she died, I am no fan of Diana. Also she should have actually loved Charles before agreeing to marry him. She made many many poor decisions. Ones that were so very obviously wrong.

[@kaylew108]

@@darthsawlex8257 Indeed, but as for charity, most the royal family have been involved in charities before her, while she was around and still after her. It wasn't some big change to the system. She took it to a bigger level, but the royals are philanthropists in general

[@darthsawlex8257]

@@kaylew108 Your right.

[@CaptainDugog]

"the ＴＨＩＣＣ one" is a compliment.

[@bd3966]

They meant thick as in stupid

[@koomejaden8980]

@@bd3966 you have no sense of humour 🙄

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

Lol she might’ve been

[@seaoggo9574]

@@bd3966 😑

[@lupo3694]

@@bd3966 you don't say? Wow you must be very smart.

[@allisonsonnier7205]

A truly beautiful woman inside and out... such a tragedy. She will never be forgotten

[@Tardisntimbits]

I've never been the sort of girl to have many female role models, but Diana was, and is, certainly one of them. I cried and cried when I saw the news of her passing, it devastated me. I'm Canadian, but had a strong relationship with my English Great Grandmother, so I had a healthy respect for the Monarchy instilled in me from a young age. Even now this made me cry a bit. I'm the same age as William, and I wish him, and Harry all the love and strength of their mother. I too, feel she would be so proud of them both. I see shades of her in the pair of them, both in their looks, and their deeds.

[@Punisher9419]

It's pretty obvious that it's was an assassination, especially after the bodyguard was killed.

[@marcvader335]

With what evidence?

[@marcvader335]

@Wade Church what timing?

[@marcvader335]

@Wade Church it's just bad luck.

[@marcvader335]

@Wade Church I hope you don't believe that the royal family would do something this stupid?

[@barthamellow1138]

@@marcvader335 I hope your not stupid enough to blindly believe your precious royals are infallible. When all the cameras happened to go out by some strange coincidence. I mean the same thing happened with Epstein in prison. But your probably one of the few people who believe he actually committed suicide.

[@allninelivez7631]

Could you do a video on Oskar Schindler?

[@philthy122]

That would be awesome...a top ten list about a guy somewhat famous for his list....listception.

[@marclemieux1030]

I just finished watching this great piece you’ve done on Diana and I’m happy you did. What a great job for a great lady, and lady she was. Thank you Simon and team for a fantastic look, albeit at times sad at a life that was taken to fast, IMO. Simon, I know you are British and we kind of expect the British folk to elevate her, but your voice and the passion with which you delivered this video, well it was as if you were taking about a very good friend of yours. I’m glad I spent the times watching.. Thank you from me and from your 🇨🇦 brethren . 👍🙂

[@Whisper_292]

I was on vacation when I heard about the accident. On the way home, I was very drunk, and riding in the back seat of our car. I was half asleep and was vaguely aware that someone was flipping channels on the radio, but nothing really registered until the very clear statement, "Princess Diana is dead." Instantly sober, I cried like a baby.

[@karenhanania9014]

You and me both!

[@pointly]

Rest in peace, the People's Princess.

[@heretic9999]

That one always gets me... I feel a good sense of camaraderie with Lady Di...once again Thank u Simon

[@heerayni9362]

I remember clearly when she visited Pakistan, I was 9-10 at the time .And how lovely she was and how she was dressed in our national garb and how lovely she was to the people. When she died, the national TV in Pakistan broadcasted her funeral live and I remember my whole family gathered around the TV all day in her respect and to say farewell. Diana was indeed A princess of hearts.

[@bubba6284]

I remember watching the news when it broke that she passed away. Sad sad day. She was a beautiful woman and a beautiful person.

[@marinajabra6415]

thank you for this episode I never know story of the princess but I was so eager to know about her story

[@rukahazuki6650]

Please do a video about Stan Lee. Rip Stan Lee.

[@patternwhisperer4048]

What a kind hearted person that fell victim of her naive childish dreams. Being born with all this wealth and priviledge but her soft and empathetic nature never made her spoiled and made most possible out of her position to do actual good. This should also be a reminder that wealth and status truly does not buy happiness.

[@chab1rd155]

The sheer fact that it took that ambulance that long to get her to a hospital that was only a mile or so away, says it all. Poor Diana,...she was a wonderful person! 💔😢

[@ryanrizzo4869]

In light of Stan Lee's death, please do a Biographic on the King of Comics.

[@gardenshed6043]

You should do a video on Princess Alice of Denmark and Greece.

[@samanthastuessel7986]

This was a great video. Especially since I think this is the first video Simon has pronounced everything right.

[@neutral6944]

RIP Diana. 🙏

[@kayellen100]

I remember thinking she was the most beautiful lady I had ever seen in my life, even Hollywood's greatest couldnt compare. That was my honest to God's opinion. After seeing this video, I realized that I still think that, after all these years. Just jaw dropping. I'm sure her sweet spirit contributed to that, as well. Every now and again I just like to find a video of her, to just see her again. The People's Princess. No one mattered to me more than her, when I was a little girl. I miss her as though I personally knew her.

[@karenhanania9014]

I agree wholeheartedly. I obviously didn't know her personally, but I followed her life closely and was devastated by her untimely death, crying for days. Just think of all of the bouquets of flowers left at Kensington Palace, a colorful swathe that stretched at least 2 meters from the iron fence - the People's Princess indeed. Watching her sons walking behind her coffin, who's bright idea was that? How awful for them!

[@diannaroeder9661]

Thank you for sharing, good to get a fresh perspective.

[@ollywurk]

I co-wrote a book about this subject and we came to the conclusion it was murder. When we did all the research, that took us nearly a year, we concluded that there was just too many weird loose ends and unanswered questions. We met MAF in Harrods and he's convinced that Prince Phillip was behind it. I personally think that there is a faction within our security services with a very twisted sense of loyalty to the House of Windsor. We'll never know the truth, the crash scene was hosed clean within two hours of the crash, Henri Pauls blood samples were strange, 33% carbon dioxide. He wouldn't have been able to stand up,let alone drive a car! Oh well, I suppose like 9/11, it's one of those events that people will always talk about,but, it was a truly tragic end to the lives of all the people in that car on that night in Paris.

[@adityadixit9381]

This makes me cry. There is no place for good people.

[@loditx7706]

Aditya Dixit I failed to see any good people in this overrated soap opera. And it was boring. It should have been cancelled during the first season.

[@Vivalarosa45]

Diana will be forever known as The Queen of Hearts.

[@loditx7706]

Viva La Rosa Oh, I thought it was Queen of Tarts.

[@jimmy2k4o]

The thing about land mines is they’re very easy to lay but difficult, dangerous and often expensive to get rid of, so it’s ironic that lady Diana picked them as her cause. Christopher Hitchens (paraphrased)

[@thomasmccullough7233]

Again thanks for the upload

[@naota3k]

"Camilla Rosemary Shand" the most British name since "Sir Henry Chattingshire Buckford Hamptonsworth IV XVII".

[@NSbergthor]

Bless you princess , May you find liberation.

[@Peleski]

Where was she actually buried? I'd heard the island in the lake was a bog and it was impossible for a burial site if the family wanted to ever visit it.

[@e.c.3844]

Rest in Peace.

[@piotrfilipek2911]

Can you please do a Biographics on Wilhelm the second please? If not, can you at least tell me.

[@BingleintheBangle]

Please do a video on H.P Lovecraft!

[@dianamaria5532]

My dad admired Diana so much that he named me Diana after her 😓😖💝

[@chrismays2553]

To be honest I really do love hearing a British person discussing British history, not to say that Americans can't understand and convey history of other nations, it just feels more genuine when I hear about British history from a British person, either way, great stuff I love all of your videos I've watched thus far, and it truly was a shame that such a wonderful, and such a beautiful person was taken so early in life.

[@sereneforgeworks7324]

Prince Charles: The reason Monarchys fail Princess Diana: The reason the UK still has a queen.

[@cgt3704]

King Charles iii : Goodbye monarchy King William v: Welcome back monarchy. Choose between these two options

[@americanroyalist6905]

you know republics fail too right

[@thomaslucia3059]

Such a tragic end to whom we all thought was a fairytale princess. I remember getting the news - in total disbelief - unable to keep back the tears. For whatever her imperfections, she proved herself a woman of courage and determination - exhibiting great passion, love and humanity. She left behind the legacy of these wonderful attributes in her two sons...and her legend will remain golden. Like many before her, her untimely death only emphasizes her celebrity and brands her memory in our hearts forever.

[@juliemiller1694]

She was my princess. Such a beautiful soul.👑

[@robinhumphrey2692]

Well done!

[@NikkiC777]

Poor Diana RIP.

[@vickiemcquaig5692]

Very well done !!!!

[@scottymcdoogle8210]

Watching this makes me even more convinced that she was murdered with it all being arranged by the Royal Family. *James Hewitt starts seeing Diana on the sly and a year later Harry pops out, with ginger hair like Hewitt while the rest of the royals don't have an iota of ginger hair...like wtf? Come on it doesn't take a genius to figure that one out. *She was a Spencer and the relationship that the Spencers had with the royals became seriously strained over time. *World leaders criticized her for raising issues to the world's attention and said that she was sticking her nose in when she didn't know what she was talking about...apparently. Doesn't seem that far fetched that the royals believed this to be an embarrassment. *The relationship she had with the Queen became seriously strained and problematic over time. It wouldn't take much for the Queen to decide to silence her. *The royals believed her to be a total embarrassment right up to her death, a death which seemed to be pointing blame at everyone else except the royals when they had the most to gain by her death. *Her bodyguard...."bike accident"? Yeah right. Sorry but in my opinion she was taken out on the order of either Charles or Phillip, or both. There is too much circumstantial evidence pointing away from the royals and it all seems too suspicious to me.

[@kipishism]

Thank you for this! Being non Brit, I always wondered what the infatuation with her was about! I get it now, who wouldn't love her!?

[@bd3966]

I remember I was a 7 yr old child in our apartment playing on the living room floor in front of the tv and all of a sudden my mom went "OMG!" at the tv then dialed her friend and was shouting into the phone "Diana's Dead! Diana's dead!" I was too young to understand what death really meant, but I knew something bad had happened.

[@ExoticOreo]

[@kaljic1]

One of your best Simon. Of course they got rid of her, but we will never know the whole truth.

[@shelleynobleart]

So well done.

[@walkerpantera]

Don't forget one on Benazir Bhutto!

[@Merisu_Sheep]

She died in the same year I was born in......wow

[@jeenkzk5919]

I remember watching the raw feed of her funeral on our satellite.

[@SO-ei1qv]

I've been told that no one truly dies.

[@JennyGoddard-tm6bb]

That.s why we love them, that is why. always Love Diana the most, not the rest of the royals though

[@teenspirit9012]

Diana: one of the heroes. We're the flowers in the dustbin, girl. See you on the other side.

[@peggyt1243]

:58 mark Diana only had one brother who is the youngest of the family. Her brother is now the 10th Earl Spencer.

[@KpopManiac4Life]

Ugh.... What a tragic life....

[@theedge5584]

She deserved the Life she dreamed of she helped so many tho

[@dishanknayal6118]

Excellent as usual. Please make a video about Stan Lee as well.

[@Brenaylmao]

Would you ever do a part 2??

[@Tsnore]

What's mysterious about a driver downing 7 rum and cokes and driving at high speeds through a tunnel at night and hitting a support barrier whilst passengers unbuckled die in the vehicle?

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

Where do you get the 7 rums n coke? Edit-sorry, badly worded lol. Whilst i would indeed like to find 7 rum and cokes right now, i meant in which report did you read this? Because it's totally contrary to everything i have read

[@areyou3229]

Ppl loved her because as well as the fairy tale wedding, she was flawed like all of us, therefore more relatable. I remember that day when she died and it came as a shock, but not because I was fan of royal family but for I realised it was a sad end to a lovely person caught up in terrible situation.

[@ivarkich1543]

11:28 It's a good idea to show the spelling of names on the screen below. Otherwise, I believed that the name of that Egyptian guy is Dirty Fired.

[@amandajones661]

Diana was amazing! I wonder how she would be if she lived now.

[@DavidGarcia-oi5nt]

So sad, so sad.

[@jalenikezeue4114]

Diana Was special and the perfect women

[@banedon8087]

This comes across as a tad biased.

[@surlygirly1926]

Banedon 88 - A 'tad'?! I found it *hugely* biased! Not at all in keeping with the genre of a 'biography.'

[@nathanjohn9151]

I agree, it's pretty much impossible to not swing one side in a controversial topic however everything he talks about is sorsed in the description. it would be like you trying to explain euthanasia to someone.

[@labrat9786]

This is so full of errors and omissions it would take a book to hold it all.

[@joewright2679]

GREAT WOMAN!!!

[@AhmedKMoustafa2]

was there any documents about the tragedy in WikiLeaks ?

[@dasmitch161]

Ya could cry. So many bits of s#!* live to old age doing nothing for anyone and this Goddess goes early. Unfair to the world. We all lost the night she was killed

[@lloid6619]

The day the earth stood still.

[@lizzdoe2821]

Oh my heart breaks for her.... she could have been used to being love, affection, and positive change to the monarchy but they shunned her and abused her (and some believe they killed her). Their actions have resulted in pain, frustration, and distrust... I am one of those that hopes that some how William will be King before his father can touch the throne!!! What are your thoughts???

[@karenhanania9014]

Even though I'm not British, I'd personally rather see William inherit the throne after ERII dies, but I doubt that will happen. Charles is now the oldest living heir to the throne on British history, so I really do not see him stepping aside in favor of William - who will one day make an excellent king.

[@unalivesuccubus6747]

The ending truly made me tear up ❤ those boys definitely make her proud❤❤

[@alleynadine3564]

Harry was a toddler when Princess Diana started seeing Hewitt. Ask her butler at the time.

[@jessicajenkins232]

No working cameras? Wow...

[@Ericbryanmr]

She knew what she was doing and what she was getting into. Just like the most recent addition to the royal family.

[@CharoFina]

Raaaacccc…..

[@captainbarbossa5201]

Do General Luna !

[@iLoveLadyDiana]

Her death wasn’t mysterious

[@braindamage7128]

Do one about Albert Hoffman! He kinda fulled the counter Coulter movement

[@gib666]

Who paid for this? Mohammed Al Fayed?

[@dkand68]

She never needed that title as Princess because sh was the world's princess. She would of adored her grandchildren too. As my name is Diana, she made the name special to me.

[@theodoramalumani4899]

I enjoy every bit of youtube

[@sarahmoviereviewer4109]

Rip lady diana

[@randypullman1155]

The 1st thing we did was take BAC test. The driver was hammered. He was driving in excess of 100 American. Only one person was wearing a seat belt. Diana did not have any clue to a car crash. Her boyfriend was always in a big hurry. The bottom line three of the people in that car became a statistic of an enormous problem...DRUNK DRIVERS! That is all. RIP princess

[@thegamefather9345]

@Simon, please do a bio on Mary Teresa Bojaxhiu aka Mother Teresa .....

[@Kullen64]

So sad :(

[@e.c.3844]

She was a Pretty Lady.

[@sammyjohn.production4783]

So saying what u see is always not true

[@SENCE302]

Damn near a 100 million dollar wedding while people in their country were starving and jobless so sickening

[@suhani551]

:( the royal family killed my princess

[@katieclysdale3895]

You should look into into doing a video on Nellie McClung

[@cbarclay99]

Mohamed Al-Fayed had attempted to gain British nationality for decades, starting well before Dodi met Diana. The reasons for his rejection are unclear and are not down to either his race or religion as many Muslims and Arabs have gained British nationality. The sources of the wealth used to make his purchases in Europe are also unclear and may be the explanation for the refusal to give him a British passport. There have been numerous accusations of sexual harassment and racism made against him. He is not a nice man. The video covers Diana's good side. She believed in the causes she supported. What is not emphasised was her personal bravery, not just to stand up to the Royal Family and to ignore the death threats from people opposed to her campaign against landmines, but also to confront the hounding that she received from the media. She did this with little support and largely alone. It is no surprise she fell in love with her bodyguard. She did though have a nasty side and was prepared to publicly humiliate women such as Julia Carling and Tiggy Legg-Bourke.

[@clintpmk2405]

And simon does it again. How u take such a huge amount of information and condense it into 15 mins is amazing. Thanks

[@truebluemiata]

Not to take away from Simon's excellent presentations, but kudos to his researcher and writer.

[@peterh3889]

@@truebluemiata well said very true I adore Simon but there are some very good people behind him

[@docgray1013]

Brain foood.

[@seanleith5312]

The liberal media portrait her as some kind of icon, but a princess from Royal family, had romantic relationship with some guy while married the prince. She should be disgraced before anything else.

[@docgray1013]

@@seanleith5312 I had heard he done similar. I could be wrong tho. This was so long ago.

[@BVargas78]

It must be hard for Princes William and Harry to have come across all these dark facts when they grew up. But on a positive note they both seem to have turned out really well and Diana would be proud if she could see them today.

[@romelnegut2005]

True.

[@marcm9999]

totally disagree. they are shills for the status quo.

[@00BillyTorontoBill]

Harry is a Royal moreso than William. But both are trapped by the establishment. So they go along without argument.

[@Sarge92]

youve just found out your mom was assasinated as were her lover and former lover tell me exactly what your next move is?

[@brettrobinson2901]

@@00BillyTorontoBill We're all trapped one way or another. When you consider the millions of possibilities, the two princes didn't make out too badly.

[@waltwright84]

I've never paid much attention to royalty (to me it always seemed like a silly holdover from ancient times), but I always respected Diana for her good works. I remember the night she died, though... at the time I was working a second job as a karaoke dj/bartender in a Chinese restaurant in the American midwest. That night one of the customers asked me to switch one of the televisions in the bar over to a news channel because he heard Diana had died in a car accident. I turned the music off in the bar and switch the TVs over to the news coverage. By the time I got them all switched over and looked at the customers in the full bar I was struck by how many were in tears, transfixed by the news reports. Clearly Diana was genuinely loved by many all over.

[@davidlyon1899]

I am english and never liked her,i always felt sorry for charles because he had to marry a woman he did not love.But the fact i did not like her does not change her impossible situation,she was badly treated by her parents and when she thought her problems were over,she was going to be a princess,to discover that her prince did not love her must of been a crusher.Historically royalty marry for the good of the family firm not for love.Poor girl.Still her sons didn't marry a member of the aristocracy,ones has got hitched to a coalminers grand daughter who seems o.k. and the ginger has gone wild and married an actress.

[@itsblitz4437]

@@davidlyon1899 Prince Charles was kind of a dick though. Although didn't Charles dated Sarah before Diana and he felt their relationship didn't go nowhere?

[@peruperaoOo]

@@davidlyon1899 no one cares abt how u feel

[@davidlyon1899]

@@peruperaoOo you surprise me!i thought the whole of you tube was there to listen to my bitching and pat me on the back and say 'there there it will be o.k.'

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@@itsblitz4437 the phrase 'kind of a dick' and prince charles go together like peaches and cream,i just get the feeling that he was not allowed to marry camilla when they were first together and diana was the one he got stuck with.

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I was a bar manager in St Andrews (my home town) when William came to university and they chose our bar as one William would socialise in (they chose three to minimise the security risk) and I am far from a royalist but I had to speak to him and tell him that we are here to look after our patrons and of course if anyone bothers him I will remove them from the bar but he is a customer like ant other. At the end of his first night in my pub he asked to speak to me privately and said thank you, I just want to be treated like a normal person, he really didn't have to do that.

[@equarg]

Peter Herron Despite a few “silly moments”, like when one dressed up as Hitler for a Halloween Party🤦‍♀️, I think both are better men then their Father Charles. It’s known they will put on hats, and try to be “normal” by grocery shopping pretending to be regular Joes. The fact that one willingly went to the Middle East to fight secretly is very admirable. They had to recall him when terrorists heard this and were passing pictures of him around plus a bounty on his head.😖 I think we should leave them alone though. Let them have some dang privacy! 😡Still pissed about when the Eldest went on a Honeymoon with his new wife and the 🤬 Paparazzi used a super camera to take long distance pics of them sunning themselves on private property......and the new bride happened to be topless🤦‍♀️. 🙄😞Come on. She was on private property, newly wed, and getting some sun. As a woman that infuriated me that the photography published and sold that picture. If that was me, I would of kicked his ass personally.