Princess Diana: 7 Days That Shook The World - British Royal Documentary

Princess Diana: 7 Days That Shook The World - British Royal Documentary
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[@amandachapman1469]

Princess Diana was loved by the whole world

[@wilnavanderwalt3451]

Still unreal.She is missed and loved dearly.....She will be remembered as the Queen of hearts.❤

[@brendasuelong-bryant7613]

I still think of her everyday. Prayers for all of us who still mourn her😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@lsdarius8702]

She always will be missed

[@kimberly1023]

I do too.

[@Ruta14337]

Beautiful lovely Diana 💯👍💖💗❤️

[@annjames2458]

Paul that was an extraordinary thing you did with Diana Spending her last nite on this physical earth with her..She crossed over perfectly. So thank you

[@johnanderson5978]

She was William and Harry's and our princess second she never belong to no firm she was our global princess everyone loved her no doubt at all

[@CynicalRapto]

But most importantly OURS.

[@techcorner2024]

Who is here in 2022 to recall this historical tragedy? Now that the Queen is dead, can we say the truth about what really happened?

[@kimberly1023]

Ukeme Tom - I was just thinking the same thing. With Philip and now the Queen gone, will anything further be done? And I still don’t think so. If it was just “King” Charles, they’d probably go for his jugular but the boys. Especially William would never allow anything like that to happen. Everyone says “Poor Harry” and they’re right but just because William has been seen to carry this load so stoically doesn’t mean he hasn’t been deeply affected and I think the public trial of his dad would be too much. And of course, that would mean accepting that your grandfather and father had a hand in your beloved mummy’s murder. That would be too much, just too, too much.

[@techcorner2024]

@@kimberly1023 I believe they all know the truth by now. But as a culture, celebs smile for the camera and cry in the closet

[@glen7318]

stop talking wicked nonsense@@kimberly1023

[@GodCallsmeGeorgie]

And years later. Im still crying. 💔😔🥀

[@glen7318]

you should consider whether it is odd that you still grieve for someone you ddi not know, years after ther death

[@maureenkirby1207]

I would have watched this to the end had it not been for all the technical problems.

[@martinaheyer28]

Wer heute noch glaubt das Diana einen Unfall hatte, der glaubt noch an Märchen. Ich bin der gleichen Meinung wie Dodys Vater. RIP Diana. Wir sehen uns irgendwie,irgendwo, irgendwann im Paradies. Ciao 💋💋♥️

[@jacklyv]

Something is wrong with the upload, images reversed, odd cut scenes, jarring video😟

[@i.m.demarco2324]

Copyright... no licence so flips and flops pics/writing etc

[@r.agamez8583]

I thought it was just me

[@tammygroves1960]

And the shit music

[@saifullahiidris9388]

Diana🤍🕊️

[@BsktImp]

I wonder just how many of those who expressed absolute unguarded disdain, nay refractory hate even, for Charles, Camilla and even The Queen then are now amongst the most ardent supporters of the very same!

[@marinellabakken7491]

Of course, people have short memory.

[@celtictarotreadings333]

They were taking photos from the roofs as well. Those people are sick.

[@celtictarotreadings333]

It’s interesting watching these documentaries. Because you found out stuff you never knew. Like I don’t realise she spent a night in Kensington and that her sons got a final goodbye there in private.

[@glen7318]

why would you not realise that they had a chance to say goodbye to their mother privatelY?

[@i.m.demarco2324]

Prince Charles honoured his late wife, and it was a wonderful thing he did, for her, and their sons... Diana truly eclipsed the Royal Family and P Charles knew this... RIP

[@janetbenning2645]

You call having an angoing affair with you lover showing her honor.

[@janetbenning2645]

You comment is so ridiculous. He never honored her when she was alive..NEVER!!!

[@i.m.demarco2324]

@@janetbenning2645 For her funeral he did!.... As i stated, Charles knew shed eclipsed the RF and gave her the respect she "could have had",in life at her death instead. He gave her a state style funeral because the public grieved... For once, he realised how the public adored her, so yes he did honour her passing...for their sons... The RF pulled together something amazing for Dianas funeral...including Elton John playing Candle in the Wind If you cant see that, how bitter you must be...

[@kirri1312]

@@i.m.demarco2324 👏👏👏👏

[@winemongercandy300]

What the hell with the music during Her Majesty's speech?

[@alter709]

Horrible editing with all these videos ! Who plays jazz music while Her Majesty gives her Speech? Really need to fix the quality

[@ameliareaganwright2758]

I totally agree!

[@vinitaswamy4209]

She was and still is one in a billion can’t forget that day still😢❤️❤️❤️ Who makes these protocols when it’s clear that behind the scenes it’s broken all the time🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

[@wt1284]

It is so very confusiNg to me how some people can know none or very few pain, disaster, deep pain.

[@emermbiemeri]

kjo me kah lendu mas shumti po kesaj i besoj

[@wt1284]

1997 was the worst year of my life. Tragedy one thing right after another. Things personal to my life but Princess Diana’s death was just too sad. Does it seems certain individuals who bring such life to everything they touch, they bring conflict and also laughter, and a glow.

[@chelseatrundley63]

What channel is this actually on? I cant find the proper documentary anywhere

[@johnanderson5978]

That's a big good point right there so true if there was no money involved they would've never hunted her like people who go camping in the deep forests then have to kill animals to eat for survival

[@cathypauwels9267]

Mm m'a

[@lyndamcleod2242]

NEVER !!! Horrkid is a total reprobate!!! Hate the person he’s turned out to be!!!Our beautiful Dianna would be disgusted and embarrassed with his behaviour!!!She would have seen the harlot off tout suite !!! I so loved her ,no airs and graces ,totally down to earth and real!!! God bless you ,you beautiful beautiful woman ,still and always will mourn you forever 😂 😂 😂

[@darrentaylor3972]

Anybody know the name of the music at 16min 15 secs

[@janetbenning2645]

Her brother should be ashamed of himself.. He has no right to judge the royal family when in fact he turned her away and abandoned her..

[@glen7318]

he did not abandon her, dont make things up

[@debrapage582]

As the coffin went past The Queen bowed. Margaret didn't. What we need now is for Diana's boys to make up.

[@stephaniewilliams168]

Margaret never liked diana

[@LubegaSande-gx9yl]

​@@stephaniewilliams168I neva liked that drunkard woman Margret

[@user-br7zx8ug7f]

Princess Margret was jealous of Princess Diana, how popular and loved she truly was, the outpouring and tears of the public, from the flowers to the public funeral, she knew that she would never be loved as much, she died an old, broken and butter old lady, blind n fragile, and her funeral was not as big nor wildly watched, sad pitiful old drunk

[@glen7318]

that's not true. THey were friends for some time, but Margo got annoyed at Diana's talking to the press and becoming increasingly out of control@@stephaniewilliams168

[@DemonCuz]

If only she put on her seat belt. She would be alive and well today. The only one wearing a seatbelt was Trevor Rees-Jones and he took the entire full frontal impact of the crash being in the front seat. The deadly impact was right in front of him. Only stupid people would even consider a conspiracy theory. However Rees-Jones should have insisted that Diana put on her seatbelt. Sadly I can hear Dodi from the back seat. 'Come on, put your foot down. Lose them'. I am sure if Diana was feeling unsafe or worried she herself would have put the belt on. I hope at least she was enjoying the chase and treating it as a bit of fun. Thankfully Diana had no idea what happened. The fact she said 'where am I?' means she was not in pain.

[@glen7318]

she was in pain. TRJ did not wear his seatblet but he was not thrown around so violently.

[@pamackroyd1825]

Not sure the country was having a collective nervous breakdown at the time, this is a huge exaggeration ... sure people were taken back.. but the majority of folks across the country were pretty much unaffected . The 24 hour news coverage was disturbing . The media fanned the flames. As always , the media thinks they are the pulse of the nation and they not. People were sad for the lass, she was a good egg. But life goes on and that is what most people did. Got on with their lives.

[@H2JUD]

You must have been asleep that week.

[@pamackroyd1825]

@@H2JUD The media do a hard sell. Just like what is happening now with the Queen, it is media over-exposure for the reason of getting viewing figures and selling newspapers. Back in 1997, not one person could escape the relatively new 24-hour news. That repeated the same news on a loop all day and night 24 hours a day, every day. It brainwashes people to react in a certain manner. But in reality, to the majority of people, Diana was a stranger.

[@jamielee2446]

@@H2JUD ：）

[@agussholeh0866]

We ask governments in all countries to unite bridge pillars as high as one or two meters so that if a car hits a bridge support it can still slide not as badly as a car hits a bridge pillar so that an accident hitting pillar like what happened to princess Diana does not happen again sorry and thank you

[@johnanderson5978]

Well the queen and Duke of Edinburgh didn't treat the situation right in my opinion it was so wrong. Yes it was your grandchildren so you were being there for them but she divorced family and to be honest I think the public was more obsessed with Diana then they were with the queen so you had a right to be nervous good for you you never treated her right you nor your son

[@glen7318]

what are you on about

[@janetbenning2645]

I still believe she was murdered.

[@lsdarius8702]

No she wasn't I wished she had a seat belt on she would survived! The driver was going too fast and lost control end of

[@kirri1312]

@@lsdarius8702 👍🏼

[@fathibenhassine4015]

Yesss (?)......./3

[@lsdarius8702]

No she wasn't it was reckless driving

[@kirri1312]

@@lsdarius8702 Yes, and no seatbelt. The only survivor of that crash was wearing a seatbelt. Sad but true

[@johnanderson5978]

Well that's his sister and the royal family never treated her right so who cares what you think stay silent now stop trying to control things Diana came to you directly Queen Elizabeth you said she had to get on with it so now you're time to stay hushed

[@cinnamongirl5410]

This is all spliced up. Some sound segments have something else spilling over the audio. At any rate, I'm glad her brother allowed her on the estate after her death, being that he refused her toward the end of her life.

[@glen7318]

dont make things up. He did not refuse her a house on the estate

[@johnanderson5978]

That is pure wickedness at its highest level honestly they literally lost the one person who had to bear all the pain and soreness of child birth. Then you turn around and say they can't cry so wth why is the public crying for they never knew her as well as her 2 boys British protocol is so backward when it comes to loosing a loved one within the family

[@janeclarkson8471]

Obsessed, yes, to the point of being OTT! Mourn in a dignified and genuine way, not with hysteria. Save your personal heartache for your close ones at home who are sick and die. I liked Diana very much indeed but people attribute things to her which are overblown. I've known many people personally who equal Diana for compassion and caring and being able to connect. It's not unusual! Keep things in proportion. She was a super lady and we watched her mature into her "very own woman"! That terrible day in Paris, she would have survived I'm sure, if she'd have worn her seat belt! The drunk driver was to blame but if only she'd worn that belt!

[@minnie8397]

7 days that chance or the nwo shook the world.

[@michaelceasar]

The paparazzi was responsible

[@janetbenning2645]

I think it goes much farther deeper than that.

[@michaelceasar]

@@janetbenning2645 The press was chasing them that day which made the driver to speed up the car.

[@janeclarkson8471]

Diana knew exactly what she was doing and she courted the press. She liked the publicity and used the media to great effect! She was no demure, weak damsel in distress, absolutely not! She knew how to play the game. She had a marriage breakdown ending in divorce like at least 50% of marriages. They're all sad! If she hadn't died her life would have gone on to great success I'm positive. Her brother at the funeral was an embarrassment. He should have kept his mouth shut. After all he'd recently rejected her. Plus I don't think Prince Charles us the demon so many attribute to him. That's so unreasonable. I don't blame the press at all. They do hound somewhat but their presence is desired, believe it. Diana was having a very good time after the divorce was settled and done. She was thriving. No; she was no damsel in distress. However, I missed her and R.I.P Diana

[@celtictarotreadings333]

The public were really ridiculous in this. Hearing that people wanted to commit suicide over her is just silly. And fussing about a flag. Two young boys had lost their mum. They were what mattered. Her funeral should have been private. To allow the boys that privacy. And then a public memorial for her fans.

[@kimberly1023]

It made me so mad that the boys had to console and be there for some 60 year old gran’s grief. They were babies but they were men that day and Diana would have been so proud, don’t you think?

[@cry13]

Her life mattered to millions of people. Yours does not so stop the envy for a dead princess.

[@celtictarotreadings333]

@@cry13 what?

[@stephaniewilliams168]

Also Diana courted the press but it was a relief that the press could no longer follow her

[@user-br7zx8ug7f]

She was a much loved princess, and we still mourn her death, as for you,will be forgotten in weeks, your name lost to the winds,only your family will remember you, Truth be Told

[@stefaniecosme4774]

After all of these years, I’m Still Horrified by what Diana’s brother said at her funeral- I Absolutely Understand his pain, But I don’t really think that was an appropriate place and time for “Having a Go” at the Royal Family- Especially bc those words were said in front of his Devastated Nephews- Anyways, That’s just my Humble Opinion……..

[@janetbenning2645]

I agree.

[@kirri1312]

Agreed!

[@uxyocc]

I completely disagree. They got away with treating her like dirt from the moment she married charles up until her death. They needed to be told to their face how awful they were. And he did it with class and style, in a way the boys probably wouldn’t have picked up giving their age. He did exactly the right thing.

[@LubegaSande-gx9yl]

​If i was Earl Spencer would neva hve allowed that bastard Charles to get near Diana's body

[@glen7318]

dont be ridiculous, Diana had to have a big funeral as the public reaction was so massive, and that meant cooperting with the ROyal household to arrnage it@@LubegaSande-gx9yl

[@i.m.demarco2324]

The flipping and flopping is done i guess to prevent copyright infringements..? Not good.....

[@adammustafa878]

Completely ruined the documentary with all these edits… I don’t care if it’s for copyright or not, fucking criminal

[@winkibella]

Unwatchable

[@ameliareaganwright2758]

If you cannot upload a video without backwards/reversed text, then DO NOT upload at all. Be professional! Is that too much to ask?

[@alexandradane3672]

7 days of over reaction and disgraceful hysteria , best assessed and defined by the late Christopher Hitchens .

[@godzillasusana2985]

OMG So many years & No Head Stone What's Wrong With Her Ex Husband & Family That They Haven't Gotten Her A Head Stone

[@ameliareaganwright2758]

I have to go elsewhere. The jazz background music is more than annoying; it’s out of place and inappropriate.

[@adrianh332]

I found the collective chest beating weeping and wailing hugely distasteful unnecessary and embarrassing. We lost our reputation for stiff upper lips that day which is a shame.

[@janeandpaul]

Having a reputation for being unfeeling or unemotional is not a positive attribute.

[@adrianh332]

@@janeandpaul And neither is the polar opposite.

[@cry13]

Dont worry. The public reaction certainly wont be the same for you😊