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? 發問於 Society & CultureRoyalty · 2 年前

What do you think of princess Diana and prince Charles?

28 個解答

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  • 2 年前

    I was sorry their marriage wasn't a success. it is always sad when couples divorce. But it happens a lot. People make mistakes. Even royalty. Charles and Camilla are much better suited to each other than he and Diana were.

  • 匿名
    2 年前

    Nothing

  • 匿名
    2 年前

    Not much.

  • 匿名
    2 年前

    She was average in every way, she had a haircut copied from celebrities of the time...so what!

  • ?
    Lv 7
    2 年前

    Loved Diana. Not thrilled with the way he treated her.

  • 匿名
    2 年前

    I think they are both memories, she a good memory and he...well, he is what he is!

  • Clo
    Lv 7
    2 年前

    She was Diana, Princess of Wales, never "Princess Diana" since she assumed her position through marriage. It is only a female who is born or bestowed a princess in her own right who correctly, properly can use the title "Princess" with her own name. Women who assumed status through marriage are Princess Husband's Given Name. Diana had a very special title as wife of the heir, though, Princess of Wales, and she could be known as the Princess of Wales, or Diana, Princess of Wales.

    I think that Diana and Charles just were not suited to each other and were unable to give each other the kind of support they needed. Both needed a nurturing, comforting type of spouse. Both were effected by a childhood that featured a period of abandonment by a parent. Charles' mother became Queen quite early during her life and she had to learn and do her job, which meant less time for her children. Philip was too gruff with Charles, not understanding his son's sensitive temperament. Diana's mother was not allowed to visit her children during the Spencers' tempestuous separation before the divorce and she was not allowed to tell her children what was happening. Diana just knew that her mother was missing and she felt abandoned and lost.

    Diana and Charles were, and Charles, still is, able to fulfill their royals roles quite well with their charitable, educational, military, and job related foundations. Sadly, they were not able to support each other in married life.

    From all that I've read over these last three decades, Charles felt pressured to marry the " right " kind of woman, a woman of clean reputation, willing and able to take on the job as Princess of Wales, future Queen Consort, and hopefully, mother of future heirs. Charles and Diana did love each other, but he really wasn't sure that Diana was the one for him. He said, many years later, that he felt that the media had chosen his wife for him---they fell in love with Diana and willed the Prince to do the same. Philip, Charles' father, warned him that Diana might get away if she was not asked to marry---Charles took this as an order from his father to marry Diana.

    Diana really was not as compatible as she showed herself to be during the courtship. She was more of an urbanite, eventhough she was the daughter of an earl, quite used to country pursuits. The Windsors are country-pursuit mad, mostly--the of love horses, shooting, fishing, hiking, polo, is well-known. Diana really did not care for these things---she had broken her arm after falling off her pony and was wary of equines. She did not like hunting. She did not like being left to amuse herself while Charles pursued these things. She found polo boring, though she watched many a match.

    Diana's grandmother, Lady Fermoy, also warned Diana that the Windsor's sense of humor, outlook on life, was not what Diana would appreciate.

    Diana was hard-headed, but still quite a naive young woman. She was quite jealous of Charles' past loves. She also suffered from depression, bulimia,and post-natal depression. Depression made things hard to deal with; Charles tried to get Diana help, but Diana did not stick to any routines prescribed---and as many required medications, Charles understood her refusal. Treatment for depression was still just developing in the 1980's---just talk therapy and marriage counseling might have been a great help, something not known then.

    Camilla Parker Bowles was his mistress for a few years before he met Diana(she also had been a short-lived girl friend; Camilla was also seeing her then husband and wished to marry Andrew Parker Bowles, while Charles did not think of marriage until after she had married). When he started seriously dating Diana, the affair ended, but Diana remained jealous. Her constant accusations of Charles' still seeing his former flame did not make the marriage easier. Her constant accusations would eventually become true as Charles did return to Camilla after the birth of Prince Harry. Charles was not only fed up with the constant bickering, he was fed up with the media obsession with Diana. She gained press for fashion, hairstyles, her appearance, while serious works of the royals were ignored. He just gave up. Diana harbored hopes that they would reconcile. She wanted a life separate from Charles, but still wanted the marriage to work---she unwisely aired the family dirt laundry to Andrew Morton and Martin Bashir---acts that ended the marriage.

    Diana died in a car accident. Conspiracy theorists like to blame everyone but accept the truth-- Diana died in an accident caused by an impaired driver who was under the influence of alcohol and prescription medications. He was is no shape to drive a speeding car down a tricky stretch of road. Diana died of blunt force injuries---if she had worn her seat belt, she might have survived.

    Charles remarried. His second wife is much more suited to him, and he, to her.

  • ?
    Lv 7
    2 年前

    she died.....re remarried

  • 匿名
    2 年前

    Diana faked her death then had a sex change, became David Furnish and then married Elton John.

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