Oh that's ok they would be deprived of their mother completely soon enough. Some men are jealous of their children getting attention instead of themselves from their wives too they want to be the one babied.
No I think Charles at least shared that sentiment with her. At first it was strange to see such a thing. A mother who actually cares for her child and can't go a day without him. Meanwhile Elizabeth left her children alone for 5 whole months to go on her commonwealth tour and didn't even bat an eye. Elizabeth made sure her children where cared for but she never tried to really connect with them on an emotional level. Charles experience in Gourdonston also shaped his life very much and he allowed his sons to choose where they wanted to go to school and tried supporting them in whatever they chose to do most of the time. Something his own father never did.
@@LGPLuke True. I know like the showrunners and cast said a lot of this is a work of fiction just loosely based on real events and that it is very much dramatized. It's just that it always seemed like Elizabeth was incapable of being truly affectionate or sympathetic because they taught her that the monarch must always be neutral and never emotional as that was also what spelt the end for the monarchies of Europe. It's really the only reason why the British Royal Family even exists today still outliving the great monarchies of France, Germany, Russia and Austria. Those families just couldn't really separate personal indulgences from duty and it cost them all they had.
@@LGPLuke lol no problem. I totally agree. They hide under the mask of not wanting to fall as the other monarchies of Europe did but some humanity and kindness really couldn't kill them.
Josh O'Connor is great in this scene, you can really see the hurt on Charles's face, knowing that his mother never fought for him the way Diana fought for William.
@@bobbyweirddick6556 people like him wouldn’t know how to,they don’t know what normal is,what it’s like for a parent to raise him on their own without a nanny.
Look at William and Kate bringing their children in all their trips. That must've been a trait that William got from his mother coz him and Harry were always with Diana in any events.
Thats what any loving and caring parents should and would do. But the royals always saw their children as burdens during such trips. Its as if every member of the family is a part of the machine. Unemotional and rational machinery. But Diana is do different. William and Harry are walking in her footsteps now.
Read-to-hell The "ELITE" all treat their kids like that, sending them off to boarding schools so they can be unencumbered. No wonder they are for the most part selfish entitled turds.
idk where people get this from Diana was always gone on charity trips and hardly every brought the kids. In a video with the four of them she acted like she could hardly pick up baby Harry
@@BreezyWinter it's probably the time when her depression gotten worst. When she gave birth to harry, Charles was disappointed he was a red head and wasn't a girl.
@@pix_d20 I think she did in her later years when she was still part of the royal family. Diana was headstrong, but she was like that because she voiced out what she thought was right. From documentaries to any series about her, you can see her showing her spark because she knew she needed to. She will forever be missed.
@@KatE-iz5hl In this instance you’re right but their point still stands. It’s plainly obvious that they didn’t like how headstrong and unconforming she was
@@pix_d20 it did happen. watch the documentary diana in her own words. reality was way worse than what the show portrayed. and diana said in an interview that the family felt threatened by her for being strong and not playing by the book.
If ever Diana would be my wife, I would have given all the support she needs. Really? Diana is something so rare in this world that everyone wants in a person. Precious, Kind, Caring, A human being with principles. How could that BEAST just throw that away?
2:13 "But to be a living, breathing, present mother. Bringing up this child, in the hopes, that the boy, that will one day become king, still have the vestiges of humanity in him! 'Cause God knows, he won't be getting it from any of his courtiers!"
pretty much exactly how Elizabeth WASNT with Charles, as portrayed in earlier seasons. You can see thats why Charles isnt supportive of Dianas efforts to protect their son. You cant understand the value of something you never received yourself
She TOLD HIM! She melted his glasses! LMAO! She addressed him as the kindergarten teacher aide she used to be! I know this was a show, but I'm certain to believe she did really say something to this effect many times more than this, esp. rt b4 Harry. (I was a kid when she and Charles married, and I loved to design clothes, & knew she wore the hell outta her outfits, so I've been a fan of hers for a long time... 50 y.o. next yr.) One who is OF the people is gonna always be FOR the people. Humanity tramples protocol.
And in the end she at least got to teach her two sons some humility and also tried to give them some semblance of a normal life taking them to parks and letting them have fun.
You do know she called the media so she could get photographed doing all these ‘normal life’ activities with her children? Diana wasn’t a saint but she was a media genius. Hence why 25 years past her death she’s still treated like an angel.
@@b.3049 Sure she loved the media's attention at first but later on the media started attacking her and I can't imagine she liked it all too much. I just remember that one video where someone was following her and the boys on their holiday in Switzerland in a resort and she spots the camera man and walks up to him and asks that he please stop filming and leave them alone while they were trying to enjoy their holiday. That doesn't seem like someone who would "call the media". I have a bigger feeling that the media just followed her around either way if she "allegedly" called them or not. Hence the big reason she died in '97. Sure the driver was three times over the limit but he was only driving fast to avoid the papparazi. And from what most documentaries show, they said Diana had gotten fed up with the media following her and her children around everywhere. Hence the above mentioned video which was actually shown on the one documentary. Unless you think that was staged somehow?
@@spearshake4771 I'm not saying she wasn't haunted by press. I'm saying that Diana desperately wanted you to think she was a normal loving mother and manipulated the media to get that message out there. She used her kids for PR and manipulated the media. She wasn't a saint.
@@b.3049 She still gave her kids good memories of their childhood. Which is somethinng that can't very much be said for Elizabeth II. Irrelevant of her motives her sons will always have those fond memories of going to water parks etc.
@@spearshake4771 Im not saying she didn't give her kinds good memories. I'm saying she called the press when she was giving them good memories because she used her kids voor good PR. Those images you're talking about, at the water park, are made my press that she called in advance, they are PR images. Don't use them to make conclusions about who she was. Or what kinds of mother Elizabeth II was/is... How do you think you know? You're not one of her children. All I'm saying. But I have the feeling you prefer to believe face value. Fine.
It is a drama still we forget this was a different time and men tended to condescend to women more back then. No body condensends quite like the Brits. Even here he doesn't stop saying Mam. His disapproval is all in the tone.
@@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254 yeah even from the royal’s own admission IRL she was more attentive to Edward and Andrew because she hadn’t been the best parent to Charles and Anne.
@Margaret Gust I never said she was a bad parent. All I said is that she made extra effort to be more attentive to the second two. Multiple royal biographers and insiders have noted it. A prime example is that she didn’t let the nanny’s work once or twice a week to ensure she spent more time with Andrew and Edward. Also FYI, you can have a discussion without the insults
@@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254 they were raised by governesses but Prince Charles spent the vast majority of his early years-when his other traveled the most-with the Queen Mother. They were very close.
@@kominooma6383 And what of democracies? Of the 152 democratic national governments around the world, 139 of them are corrupt at a percentage of over 40%. Meanwhile, constitutional monarchies like the United Kingdom and its Commonwealth of Nations, Lichtenstein, Sweden and Japan enjoy a percentage of corruption of only 12.7% on average. Constitutional monarchies have lasted for a millennium. It will last for another.
i thought it was kind of ridiculous. she treated an employee like dirt. toxic work environment. i would have gone back and sat down and told Charles that he needed to deal with her in the future. I would have refused to talk to her. That poor guy was there to do a job, and she was treating him like he was a stand in for her anger against Charles.
@mashboi1 yes, she has every right to put him "in his place" because she is royalty and he is a servant, this means she can say and do anything she wants to him. after all, she is better than he is. he only has to support and work for the future king of england, and meanwhile she has to, well, she has to do nothing.
@@brians9508 Diana did not look down at that employer. She only taught him a lesson of her love to her child and that he should not make decisions of her child without telling the mother of that child
@@Yasin_2312 Exactly! He was a patronising arsehole who was rude and disrespectful to Diana yes it may have caused William to be a bit unsettled but at least his mother is there to comfort him. Some people see babies as dolls to switch on and off and they aren't. Just because they are babies it doesn't make their emotional needs unimportant from birth emotional needs should be met and usually that is the mother who is the primary caregiver. Its been proven that it can impact emotional development if a child doesn't get its needs met from birth. Good for Diana for standing her ground if some jumped up twat tried telling me my baby would be separated from me for 2 weeks I'd be telling him to fuck off
@@TheCHLOEDU78 They are still apart of the family they just aren’t fulfilling their duties to the the family they can always go back if they want but the obviously need the security because in case anything happens to the queen Charles,William,Kate, or their children Harry is going to have to step up
@@ramelsworld541 there are SEVEN people before Harry. He’s getting money WITHOUT doing the work. It’s unfair. 🤷🏾♀️ He has no right to complain especially in those difficult times.
The beginning of that scene, Charles acts like this child is not his, but just a toy Diana insisted on bringing. What killed me most is that he allows his secretary to speak with Diana as if she is an idiot. Yet when she says something “upsetting” to him, he jumps in to stop her. Awful. Yet you can see that given Diana’s experience with toddlers in kindergarten she knows how to handle bullies.
@@allye4228 in real life Diana never insisted on bringing William, it was suggested by the Australian PM. They thought it would help bring more sympathy for the crown, so they brought him along.
Its the Windsor way. He said nothing whilst his stupid Royal palace insiders filled the papers with lies and gossip about Meghan every day of her pregnancy. People see now - what kind of cold unfeeling people DO that? Where the Senior Royals are concerned, bad behavior is ALWAYS somebody else’s fault.
she brought life and humanity to the royal family. her bringing of william along was one of the first showings of her character. so sad what happened to her
Diana never intended or wanted to be a “rebel.” Unlike Charles, Diana had the best of intentions when she married him. Diana came from a broken home and she had a lonely childhood. Diana hoped to have a happy marriage with her husband. That plan failed but she wanted her sons to know that they were loved 🥰 and mattered as people and that they were not just mere objects for the Crown 👑 to manipulate and use (like the way they tried to do with her). Diana simply refused to be “a piece in their game”.
@@phalynwilliams4119 It is interesting that you pointed out Diana was from a broken home. It seems Prince Charles and Harry, despite their differences, have something in common. They both married women from broken homes... And they also both prefer divorcees.
@@sallieceelee5660 Millions of people marry people who come from broken homes. It doesn't mean they have anything in common with each other. ANd Charles did not "prefer a divorcee", he loved Camilla, and wanted to marry her whether she was a divorcee or a spinster. I presume Harry feels the same about Meghan
"you are the princess of Wales" so maybe start treating her like that rather than talking down to her and treating her like you would some hysterical child
She was as acting like she was whining in this scene to be honest. If I were a public servant and was trying to manage the details of the trip And prepare for what was going to happen once we landed I'd be irked to. She just has to show up and potentially write the speeches others write for her. Hes the one that has to manage everything, especially with the so called changes.
I feel like, at least in this particular moment, Charles was simultaneously annoyed with Diana for challenging the status quo, but also agreed with her point. By all accounts (most notably, Princes William and Harry), Charles was actually a very hands-on father (despite his other faults), unlike the generations before him. So while he was a total jerk (to put it lightly) to Diana, he does very much love his children and wants what's best for them, which includes not dropping them off with nannies all the time.
absolutely. say what you want about charles, but i guess at some stage he actually figured it out and you can tell, both william and harry have turned out to be excellent, well-adjusted adults and human beings. diana got it right, and when she was gone, charles managed to keep it going
I think that he loves his children speaks about his feelings for Diana. After all his children are half of her. I think he was young and stupid and very in love with camilla. Poor Diana just got in the way. I think he never hated her personally. I think he did like her a little deep down or at least agrees she is perfect on paper. I can't fathom how a man who completely doesn't love the mother of his children can love the children. They are really a part of their mother too
@@milliesaysokboomer , Charles was in his 40’s. A middle age man who should have known better. After Camilla married another man, Charles should have left her alone. He had no respect for Camilla’s marriage so he had no respect for his own marriage. SMH
This may be exaggerated or artfully acted but two things are incredibly clear; Diana was not a princess of Wales, she was a princess of the people and so ahead of her time.
True even though it is obviously dramatised. Diana spoke about how awful the courtiers were, especially to her when Charles and her were separated in 1992 onwards. The "men in grey suits" control the monarchy and make lots of money from the Monarchy. They also the ones that ran PR against Diana when she was alive and continue to do so even in her death.
@@jenm2981 What money do they make? They could make a lot more money in the private sector. And Diana drove a LOT of Charles' and her own employees to leave. She was not easy to work for
@@pinocchiolala159 I don't see him watching this to be honest. Why would he watch a dramatisation of his family's life that is probably not accurate anyway
@@sen.m7832 I'm sure he loves his mother very much, but I agree he wouldn't watch the drama. I like the TV show but if i were William or Harry i know i couldn't
@@sen.m7832 you will see him watching this if you live with him at a palace. The queen also saw the crown season1 and 2. Moreover in 2006, Prince William and Harry already have seen “The queen”; the story that mentions about royal family and lady Diana death. They said it was excellent.
@@mafernandaronquillo4589 I don’t know will he watch the crown. But he loves his mother so much and this part involved with his parents, he may be curious that how the outside people thinking about his parents when he was so young. The queen also saw the crown season1 and 2. In 2006, Prince William and Harry saw “The queen” that mention about the Diana death.
No wonder Prince Charles turned out to be the way he is. Surrounded by people like that courtier all his life and a mother who is great at being queen but not even remotely as caring as a mother should be... I feel bad for him deep down. At least his kids had the chance of having a mom who cared about them and showed them life doesn't have to be so damn dull and full of rules all the time.
The Queen has been a wonderful ambassador of our country. She had a really tough job to do which was probably not what she’d chose and she’s been exemplary. The British public love and admire her and understand how difficult it must have been to be a perfect mother too.
LeBot She has been the symbol of longevity. The monarchy meant much more then than now. England grows less British each year. We are not sure of their future now.
I have to say as much as i hated Charles in this season, his expression at 2:22 is heart breaking. I think he is realising his own parents never showed the same level of care and passion for his emotional wellbeing that Diana did for William.
I wanted to scream at Charles' secretary. He was so rude to Diana, and like who tf are you sir?? She outranks you by like a thousand places, whomst gave you the right to be such a condescending prick to her about her son (and the future king)
His character is probably made to behave this way to show how people didn't respect her because even her own husband doesn't bother to respect her infront of them
He wasn't very rude. And so what that she outranks him? All people deserve equal respect, someone shouldn't deserve more respect than other simply because they married some person and put a useless title in front of their name
Any other husband would have reprimanded that secretary for the way he spoke to Diana, but no Charles. It absolutely showed that he did not care a bit for her or her feelings. Sad
Just disrespect as she was a brood mare for children not really a wife or princess in their eyes. Before brits whine yes I know her title never was princess Diana, rather Diana, Princess of wales. Now said, no one cares , she's/ Princess Diana to the world, including most brits, now and forever.
@Bita Bishopp A strong woman fights her own battle, and does not need to be defended by anyone, including her husband. She is a strong woman, isn't she? Suggesting that women need to be defended by men (husband or otherwise) undo the years of progress for women's empowerment.
Emma was absolutely remarkable in this scene! As some of you have said, the way Charles even allowed his secretary to speak to the mother of his child..his wife that way SMH, unbelievable! Glad Diana gathered the secretary in that scene! Top notch acting from everyone involved!
To be sure, she showed the humanly way of a mother, not in a 'Princess' way, so it was to 'educate' him (read: open his eyes) in that 'former kndgrtn teacher's aide' way and not exactly to 'dress him down' (read: scold him), as to be expected from other RF members. She did respect their positions, but she wasn't tryna hear that noise about being away from Wills for 2 wks. (it's a show, i know, but don't get the real Diana twisted, either!) Y'all saw that LOOK she gave him when she picked up the baby? Just dayyum.
Reminds me of when Phillip strong armed Elizabeth into sending Charles to a horribly abusive boarding school that obviously traumatized him. She chose Phillip over her son's emotional and psychological well being. (Disclaimer: This is purely a comment on the events of the SHOW, not the real life people. I don't know how that went down in real life, so I am criticizing the CHARACTERS, NOT the real life people.)
Astute observation. You can see thats why Charles isnt supportive of Dianas efforts to protect their son. You cant understand the value of something you never received yourself.
@@samshah7628 its likely in a prep school he would have been surrounded by kids who were taught to respect the crown. Sure he may still have been bullied but it would have been to a lesser extent.
Since they are real life people perhaps it would be wiser to recognise that this show is wildly inaccurate and paints a very false picture of real life people
@@glen7318 That's literally what I said at the end of my comment. I'm not commenting on the real life people, I'm commenting on the CHARACTERS. I'm speculating purely on the FICTION of this show, not the historical accuracy. Jesus.
And 30+ years later, that same little baby, now a grown man, brought his baby with him on a trip to Australia. Shows you the impact his mother had on him.
It's interesting to see him listening to her, when she is in the back, the camera is on him on that moment, that's all he ever wanted for himself. I think this moment sets their conflict very well. Charles is by far one of the most fascinating characters in the crown.
Lady Diana choosing to be a good mother before everything else is just adorable 🥰 She loved her boys more than anything and made it perfectly clear to the entire world. What a momma bear
So true what Diana said here! Real service to the crown and country is raising the next generation to be stable, loving and strong human beings. Diana was a wonderful mum and her sons have many happy memories with Diana.
There are few things more powerful than a mother who has found her strength in the love of her child. Diana was a quiet, meek and obedient wife. When she became a mother, the love of her children grew her into something fierce, strong, compassionate and wise. Love transforms like that. It humanizes. It brings us back to ourselves. When a mother stands in that love, she is powerful as hell.
So true. The Queen and Phillip - can you imagine growing up with that cold detachment? I am glad Chas has found such joy finally in a good solid marriage.
sallie ceelee IDK how old you are, but not many of us make great decisions on marriage during our teens; and even fewer of us are proposed to by a prince whose picture hung over our beds during our childhood! She was entering a fairytale, and once she said yes it was too late to change because the machinery was already in motion. She became a small cog in a giant machine, there merely to produce an heir and a spare.
I love how they focus on Charles rather than Diana at the end of that scene. We can hear how passionately Diana feels so we don't have to see her expression. It's interesting how they focus on Charles, who we can see then isn't coming across as annoyed or angry but rather...sad. Because he knows his mother never fought for him in this way, and I guess he's sad and a bit empty, that he never had what he knows William is going to have.
Even if he couldnt love her as a lover, he should have loved, appreciated, and respected what a wonderful mother she was especially since he was missing and longing for that closeness and attention from his own mother.
A woman who does not have husband's love, has only her children to look to. Not surprised she brought her child, just surprised she agreed to accompany her husband. Should have rather stayed home with child than argue this
As the Princess and future Queen, she had commitments she couldn't break, and she knew that. That is why William was brought along. Because in real life, she knew she couldn't just stay home. She had a job as a royal, especially so close to the throne. For all intents and purposes, she was a "working Mum".
@Elriej Tristan S. ARANETA a Queen consort which means queen by the position of being a wife to a king. And she divorced Charles eventually, so all this work would have meant nothing in the end.
Charles should have been grateful, in awe of, and profoundly accommodating to the mother of his child who was singularly dedicated in her maternal devotion to their son.
She was absolutely right, her greatest service to the crown was to raise William to be a benevolent king. I think she achieved it, the Prince of Wales is going to make an excellent king.
Honestly, I feel for the royal secretary, Edward Adeane, in this scene. He had to change plans that had been made for decades in a matter of weeks because it was made clear to him last-minute that the Princess of Wales would not travel without her son. He worked very hard to find a place and nannies to care for the child the first two weeks and somehow was able to incorporate him into the last four strictly scheduled weeks and now he's been judged for his toughened job and blamed for not understanding because he is not a parent himself, which I find a very personal offence and a low blow.
The fact is Diana has neither power nor influence to fire him. He was Charles's staff, and Charles did not love Diana. Charles seemed to work well with this courtier, even continuing discussions about the schedule after Diana was done with her hissy fit.
@@samshah7628 Lots of them left because Diana was not easy to work with. And Charles was anxious to please her so he let some people go... Diana was the same later on when she was essentially a single woman. She was so difficult to work for that her staff also left... because they never knew what she would do next...
As a Mum I can vouch, I would never have willingly stayed away from my children for 2 weeks. Let alone 6. Not when they were babies/toddlers for sure. She did the right thing. She’s not just a princess, she’s a Mother.
At least she cared their children where brought up up happy warm compassionate human beings of society I'm like Prince Charles who had to bow when he greeted mother at the airport when he was about 4
Diana would have been very proud of William and Harry if she were alive today. The two princes grew up exactly the way she wanted with compassion and humanity towards others ❤️❤️❤️.
Were it not for Diana I doubt William would have turned out so down to earth and well liked. I think he'll be one of most respected Kings. She saved the monarchy
Im glad in real life, Diana was never this selfish. Service to crown should be paramount. Diana gladly was willing to leave her child behind, until the prime minister suggested he be brought along
She was an amazing person. Flawed to be sure but who isn’t? She made every choice in the best interest of her sons, her husband and herself. I think if she was alive today she’d be proud of who her sons grew up to be
All these years later and she is still an amazingly strong example for a lot of women out there, what she was subjected to and overcame is such a testament to who she was, what an amazing young woman, she didn’t deserve the life she was dealt, but no one ever will hold a candle to how princess Diana handled and overcame the life she was given.. She is a TRUE ROYAL n every since of the word, she truly deserved every happiness 🤍
This scene seemed like the only scene where Charles might have respected Diana. He has a bit of appreciation for her fighting for William in a way his mother never fought for him.
From my understanding, there was. Having the First and Second in Line to the throne on the same plane requires special approval from the Queen to allow each time it happens. The worry being that if there is a crash, that they would lose both. It's the same reason William has to get approval from the Queen to travel with George, et. al.
As a reminder Diana was only 20 when she became a mother, she was that young and making choices for the well being of her children that the Royal family hadnt questioned for centuries, because they never raised their kids all that much Elizabeth and Margaret got lucky that their father wasnt King when they were born or they would have turned out much worse
YESSSSSSSSSS GAWD DIANA "HE'S PERFECT IN EVERY WAY" THATS HOW EVERY GOOD LOVING MOTHER SEES THEIR CHILD! REST IN PARADISE DIANA! YOU WILL ALWAYS BE THE SUPREME QUEEN OF OUR HEARTS💜💜💜💜
It was never going to work. They were two very different people and this was the first generation where both genders didn't have to put up and shut up iof things weren't going well in a marriage. The people who messed up are the ones who arranged the marriage.
It's amazing how much josh o connor can express such wide range of emotions only with his eyes. His eyes speak volumes. I've noticed this in many scenes like in this scene and that scene where he's holding back tears on his wedding day and the night before the wedding when the queen goes to lecture him about the duty bullshit..
And thats why the boys love her so much... to her children.. she will do anything.. i think the best thing that come into her marriage is both of her son.. so cruel they taken away their mother forever
Could it be possible that maybe Charles was jealous of the way Diana cared for Prince William, maybe even building up resentment because Prince William was getting more love and affection than he did as a child??
Despite William and Harry's understandable resistance im sure to ever watch this series let alone this season, I think out of everything, William would be proud of this scene. It encompassed a mothers love, his mothers love to no end beautifully and exactly how Diana would've portrayed it.
OBSESSED with the camera work in this scene. Love showing only Charles for half her speech. It really brings to life how alone he's felt all his life when he's clearly more of a burden to his mother than the other children and how jealous he is that a mother in this life would and could actually put their child first.
Charles was low key jealous of his son was being raised by a Mother out of love and not by duty.
Yes because his own mother barely had much to do with him in his childhood.
Oh that's ok they would be deprived of their mother completely soon enough. Some men are jealous of their children getting attention instead of themselves from their wives too they want to be the one babied.
@@AnnaLVajda My father was like that, he left when I was 2 weeks old...
When you think about it, she was the one that changed the way the royal grandbabies were raised.
Charles was jealous. He had Camilla in the background always!!!
Lady Diana standing up for her son is what real mothers do. Charles was jealous because how Diana would stand up for William what he never had.
No I think Charles at least shared that sentiment with her. At first it was strange to see such a thing. A mother who actually cares for her child and can't go a day without him. Meanwhile Elizabeth left her children alone for 5 whole months to go on her commonwealth tour and didn't even bat an eye. Elizabeth made sure her children where cared for but she never tried to really connect with them on an emotional level. Charles experience in Gourdonston also shaped his life very much and he allowed his sons to choose where they wanted to go to school and tried supporting them in whatever they chose to do most of the time. Something his own father never did.
@@LGPLuke True. I know like the showrunners and cast said a lot of this is a work of fiction just loosely based on real events and that it is very much dramatized. It's just that it always seemed like Elizabeth was incapable of being truly affectionate or sympathetic because they taught her that the monarch must always be neutral and never emotional as that was also what spelt the end for the monarchies of Europe. It's really the only reason why the British Royal Family even exists today still outliving the great monarchies of France, Germany, Russia and Austria. Those families just couldn't really separate personal indulgences from duty and it cost them all they had.
This didn’t happen in real life, there was no issue with William attending
@@LGPLuke lol no problem. I totally agree. They hide under the mask of not wanting to fall as the other monarchies of Europe did but some humanity and kindness really couldn't kill them.
@@fazrumi3007 Yeah a lot of this is over dramatized lol
Josh O'Connor is great in this scene, you can really see the hurt on Charles's face, knowing that his mother never fought for him the way Diana fought for William.
The traditional royal mindset about marriage and parenting has left so many royals emotionally screwed up.
Cause the queen and the family only saw it as diuty/business deal😒
@@mariesabine2385 they should add a royal therapist to their many servants...
If I was Charles I would have stood up for my wife.
@@bobbyweirddick6556 people like him wouldn’t know how to,they don’t know what normal is,what it’s like for a parent to raise him on their own without a nanny.
Look at William and Kate bringing their children in all their trips. That must've been a trait that William got from his mother coz him and Harry were always with Diana in any events.
Thats what any loving and caring parents should and would do. But the royals always saw their children as burdens during such trips. Its as if every member of the family is a part of the machine. Unemotional and rational machinery. But Diana is do different. William and Harry are walking in her footsteps now.
Read-to-hell The "ELITE" all treat their kids like that, sending them off to boarding schools so they can be unencumbered. No wonder they are for the most part selfish entitled turds.
idk where people get this from Diana was always gone on charity trips and hardly every brought the kids. In a video with the four of them she acted like she could hardly pick up baby Harry
@@BreezyWinter it's probably the time when her depression gotten worst. When she gave birth to harry, Charles was disappointed he was a red head and wasn't a girl.
But what if that plane goes down knock on wood... with Harry and Megan gone there goes the line
The fake charles is much more handsome than the real one
Yeah the Real one looks like he inherited a very strong Habsburg gene 👽👺
Tv show, casting directors, etc. Maybe they worried no-one would watch if it was too close of a match. 😅
That's not saying much
So imagine a person who was uglier than that did acting like that. 🤦♀️🤦♂️🤦♀️🤦♂️
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No wonder they hated her so much. She challenged them
I don't think this ever happened in real life, does it?
@@pix_d20 I think she did in her later years when she was still part of the royal family. Diana was headstrong, but she was like that because she voiced out what she thought was right. From documentaries to any series about her, you can see her showing her spark because she knew she needed to. She will forever be missed.
It’s drama! This never happened. Charles never opposed William coming with them. Why does everyone make out Charles is awful!
@@KatE-iz5hl In this instance you’re right but their point still stands. It’s plainly obvious that they didn’t like how headstrong and unconforming she was
@@pix_d20 it did happen. watch the documentary diana in her own words. reality was way worse than what the show portrayed. and diana said in an interview that the family felt threatened by her for being strong and not playing by the book.
Charles just sits there quiet, no support for his wife or son. A Mother’s love is the strongest of all
If ever Diana would be my wife, I would have given all the support she needs. Really? Diana is something so rare in this world that everyone wants in a person. Precious, Kind, Caring, A human being with principles. How could that BEAST just throw that away?
Alex Montgomery Hes a pompous, selfish, entitled TOSSER thats how.
He is a coward.. That's it
yes but it shows here her complete lack of understanding of her husband’s JOB. The whining is ridiculous. (Responding to the scene as portrayed.)
K L and she is quite spoilt wishing every situation to be HER way.
I wonder how Prince William would feel knowing his mother fought for him and did effort unlike the other royal mothers did.
She didn’t want to follow the rules set for the princess. So she left.
This isn't real history, it's a Netflix drama. This is mainly fictional
That dialogue is made up. Come now people, work with me! Let's enjoy this for what it is entertainment, nothing more. 🙄
Artists use lies to tell the truth while politicians use them to cover the truth up.
Wonder if he cares...
2:13 "But to be a living, breathing, present mother. Bringing up this child, in the hopes, that the boy, that will one day become king, still have the vestiges of humanity in him! 'Cause God knows, he won't be getting it from any of his courtiers!"
pretty much exactly how Elizabeth WASNT with Charles, as portrayed in earlier seasons. You can see thats why Charles isnt supportive of Dianas efforts to protect their son. You cant understand the value of something you never received yourself
Still waiting on his father to be king, 30 years later... 😂
Katie does that today
She TOLD HIM! She melted his glasses! LMAO! She addressed him as the kindergarten teacher aide she used to be! I know this was a show, but I'm certain to believe she did really say something to this effect many times more than this, esp. rt b4 Harry.
(I was a kid when she and Charles married, and I loved to design clothes, & knew she wore the hell outta her outfits, so I've been a fan of hers for a long time... 50 y.o. next yr.)
One who is OF the people is gonna always be FOR the people.
Humanity tramples protocol.
What does that mean
And in the end she at least got to teach her two sons some humility and also tried to give them some semblance of a normal life taking them to parks and letting them have fun.
You do know she called the media so she could get photographed doing all these ‘normal life’ activities with her children? Diana wasn’t a saint but she was a media genius. Hence why 25 years past her death she’s still treated like an angel.
@@b.3049 Sure she loved the media's attention at first but later on the media started attacking her and I can't imagine she liked it all too much. I just remember that one video where someone was following her and the boys on their holiday in Switzerland in a resort and she spots the camera man and walks up to him and asks that he please stop filming and leave them alone while they were trying to enjoy their holiday. That doesn't seem like someone who would "call the media". I have a bigger feeling that the media just followed her around either way if she "allegedly" called them or not. Hence the big reason she died in '97. Sure the driver was three times over the limit but he was only driving fast to avoid the papparazi. And from what most documentaries show, they said Diana had gotten fed up with the media following her and her children around everywhere. Hence the above mentioned video which was actually shown on the one documentary. Unless you think that was staged somehow?
@@spearshake4771 I'm not saying she wasn't haunted by press. I'm saying that Diana desperately wanted you to think she was a normal loving mother and manipulated the media to get that message out there. She used her kids for PR and manipulated the media. She wasn't a saint.
@@b.3049 She still gave her kids good memories of their childhood. Which is somethinng that can't very much be said for Elizabeth II. Irrelevant of her motives her sons will always have those fond memories of going to water parks etc.
@@spearshake4771 Im not saying she didn't give her kinds good memories. I'm saying she called the press when she was giving them good memories because she used her kids voor good PR. Those images you're talking about, at the water park, are made my press that she called in advance, they are PR images. Don't use them to make conclusions about who she was. Or what kinds of mother Elizabeth II was/is... How do you think you know? You're not one of her children. All I'm saying. But I have the feeling you prefer to believe face value. Fine.
Can you imagine if a secretary spoke to the queen like that? Four eyed toad wouldve probably been thrown out of the plane.
I think his lines here were a bit exaggerated
The crown is exaggerated
It is a drama still we forget this was a different time and men tended to condescend to women more back then. No body condensends quite like the Brits. Even here he doesn't stop saying Mam. His disapproval is all in the tone.
He probably felt emboldened to be condescending because Prince Charles was condescending and cruel to Diana.
Mmm...
I feel likes Charles was lowkey proud she stood up to him bc he didn’t get that kind of care from his mom
Yes, that’s why I think they are kind of in love during this trip, the first half at least.
Anne even pointed that out like "Mom you never paid attention to me and Charles and went off without us." I wonder who stayed with them in the 50s
@@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254 yeah even from the royal’s own admission IRL she was more attentive to Edward and Andrew because she hadn’t been the best parent to Charles and Anne.
@Margaret Gust I never said she was a bad parent. All I said is that she made extra effort to be more attentive to the second two. Multiple royal biographers and insiders have noted it. A prime example is that she didn’t let the nanny’s work once or twice a week to ensure she spent more time with Andrew and Edward. Also FYI, you can have a discussion without the insults
@@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254 they were raised by governesses but Prince Charles spent the vast majority of his early years-when his other traveled the most-with the Queen Mother. They were very close.
She brought the Monarchy down to Earth
And saved it by doing so
The 2 timing bitch
@@aadhithanu9070 if you say that about Diana I will hurt you
Not really. She just exposed how weird and arranged her marriage was and what a mess her generation was.
@@aadhithanu9070 aww sad little troll
"I'm busy m'am"
I would have snapped right there. You don't talk to her like that
She is not the queen to get all ruffled. He’s saying the role she’s supposed to play.
@@pl6427 she still outranks him. he was disrespectful
@@LeonardLuzon Using a drama as a pretext for abolishing a long-standing constitutional monarchy.
Wow, that's a new low.
@@GabeNsApostle oh please this is 2020. No need for monarchy
@@kominooma6383 And what of democracies? Of the 152 democratic national governments around the world, 139 of them are corrupt at a percentage of over 40%. Meanwhile, constitutional monarchies like the United Kingdom and its Commonwealth of Nations, Lichtenstein, Sweden and Japan enjoy a percentage of corruption of only 12.7% on average.
Constitutional monarchies have lasted for a millennium. It will last for another.
Charles' face says it all. He knew she was right, he even begrudgingly respected her by the end despite himself.
Exactly, perhaps a hint of resentment as well.
He probably wished his own mother was like Diana.
The arrogance of that patronizing 'servant'. Talking to any woman like that, let alone princess D.
He is merely stating her role as the princess. He too has been separated from his family doing his duty to the monarchy.
'Private Secretary' would be the term that you're looking for.
Servant? Yikes.
Ikr he made me so irritated
She is equally rude with her snide comments about his not having children
It is impressive when you think she was only 20 or 21 years old at this time. Imagine the courage.
“that’s a title. You can’t see a title.” That’s why she’s so unique and different ❤️
i thought it was kind of ridiculous. she treated an employee like dirt. toxic work environment. i would have gone back and sat down and told Charles that he needed to deal with her in the future. I would have refused to talk to her. That poor guy was there to do a job, and she was treating him like he was a stand in for her anger against Charles.
@@brians9508 You wouldn't have done shit lol
@mashboi1 yes, she has every right to put him "in his place" because she is royalty and he is a servant, this means she can say and do anything she wants to him. after all, she is better than he is. he only has to support and work for the future king of england, and meanwhile she has to, well, she has to do nothing.
@@brians9508 Diana did not look down at that employer. She only taught him a lesson of her love to her child and that he should not make decisions of her child without telling the mother of that child
@@Yasin_2312 Exactly! He was a patronising arsehole who was rude and disrespectful to Diana yes it may have caused William to be a bit unsettled but at least his mother is there to comfort him. Some people see babies as dolls to switch on and off and they aren't. Just because they are babies it doesn't make their emotional needs unimportant from birth emotional needs should be met and usually that is the mother who is the primary caregiver. Its been proven that it can impact emotional development if a child doesn't get its needs met from birth. Good for Diana for standing her ground if some jumped up twat tried telling me my baby would be separated from me for 2 weeks I'd be telling him to fuck off
And Ppl wonder why Harry doesn’t want his son raised in royal family
He still loves their money though 😒
@@TheCHLOEDU78 they obviously ain’t using their money if him and Meghan are signing deals with Netflix and other companies
@@ramelsworld541 the security is paid by The Crown and Prince Charles paid for their house in the US. They just paid back for their place in the UK.
@@TheCHLOEDU78 They are still apart of the family they just aren’t fulfilling their duties to the the family they can always go back if they want but the obviously need the security because in case anything happens to the queen Charles,William,Kate, or their children Harry is going to have to step up
@@ramelsworld541 there are SEVEN people before Harry. He’s getting money WITHOUT doing the work. It’s unfair. 🤷🏾♀️ He has no right to complain especially in those difficult times.
The beginning of that scene, Charles acts like this child is not his, but just a toy Diana insisted on bringing. What killed me most is that he allows his secretary to speak with Diana as if she is an idiot. Yet when she says something “upsetting” to him, he jumps in to stop her. Awful.
Yet you can see that given Diana’s experience with toddlers in kindergarten she knows how to handle bullies.
To be fair it didn’t make much sense to bring him in the first place so I agree with Charles
@@allye4228 in real life Diana never insisted on bringing William, it was suggested by the Australian PM. They thought it would help bring more sympathy for the crown, so they brought him along.
Its the Windsor way. He said nothing whilst his stupid Royal palace insiders filled the papers with lies and gossip about Meghan every day of her pregnancy. People see now - what kind of cold unfeeling people DO that? Where the Senior Royals are concerned, bad behavior is ALWAYS somebody else’s fault.
Victrola66 a good point and today as well the Royals do much to constantly gain sympathy. Its not working as it used to...
In real life though Diana had said herself Charles was a great father..
she brought life and humanity to the royal family. her bringing of william along was one of the first showings of her character. so sad what happened to her
She was a rebel who thought could change a stodgy, snobby and arrogant family. It was never to be.
Diana never intended or wanted to be a “rebel.” Unlike Charles, Diana had the best of intentions when she married him. Diana came from a broken home and she had a lonely childhood. Diana hoped to have a happy marriage with her husband. That plan failed but she wanted her sons to know that they were loved 🥰 and mattered as people and that they were not just mere objects for the Crown 👑 to manipulate and use (like the way they tried to do with her). Diana simply refused to be “a piece in their game”.
@@phalynwilliams4119 It is interesting that you pointed out Diana was from a broken home. It seems Prince Charles and Harry, despite their differences, have something in common. They both married women from broken homes... And they also both prefer divorcees.
@@sallieceelee5660 Millions of people marry people who come from broken homes. It doesn't mean they have anything in common with each other. ANd Charles did not "prefer a divorcee", he loved Camilla, and wanted to marry her whether she was a divorcee or a spinster. I presume Harry feels the same about Meghan
"you are the princess of Wales" so maybe start treating her like that rather than talking down to her and treating her like you would some hysterical child
She was as acting like she was whining in this scene to be honest. If I were a public servant and was trying to manage the details of the trip And prepare for what was going to happen once we landed I'd be irked to. She just has to show up and potentially write the speeches others write for her. Hes the one that has to manage everything, especially with the so called changes.
@@arianah8842 🙄
She was acting like some hysterical child
@@roarroar5597 😊
@@arianah8842 😬
I feel like, at least in this particular moment, Charles was simultaneously annoyed with Diana for challenging the status quo, but also agreed with her point. By all accounts (most notably, Princes William and Harry), Charles was actually a very hands-on father (despite his other faults), unlike the generations before him. So while he was a total jerk (to put it lightly) to Diana, he does very much love his children and wants what's best for them, which includes not dropping them off with nannies all the time.
Agree
I believe Diana has been quoted as saying that Charles was a wonderful father to their boys as well.
absolutely. say what you want about charles, but i guess at some stage he actually figured it out and you can tell, both william and harry have turned out to be excellent, well-adjusted adults and human beings. diana got it right, and when she was gone, charles managed to keep it going
I think that he loves his children speaks about his feelings for Diana. After all his children are half of her. I think he was young and stupid and very in love with camilla. Poor Diana just got in the way. I think he never hated her personally. I think he did like her a little deep down or at least agrees she is perfect on paper. I can't fathom how a man who completely doesn't love the mother of his children can love the children. They are really a part of their mother too
@@milliesaysokboomer , Charles was in his 40’s. A middle age man who should have known better. After Camilla married another man, Charles should have left her alone. He had no respect for Camilla’s marriage so he had no respect for his own marriage. SMH
This may be exaggerated or artfully acted but two things are incredibly clear; Diana was not a princess of Wales, she was a princess of the people and so ahead of her time.
True even though it is obviously dramatised. Diana spoke about how awful the courtiers were, especially to her when Charles and her were separated in 1992 onwards. The "men in grey suits" control the monarchy and make lots of money from the Monarchy. They also the ones that ran PR against Diana when she was alive and continue to do so even in her death.
@@jenm2981 What money do they make? They could make a lot more money in the private sector. And Diana drove a LOT of Charles' and her own employees to leave. She was not easy to work for
imagine if Prince William watch this..
I think he has done.
@@pinocchiolala159 I don't see him watching this to be honest. Why would he watch a dramatisation of his family's life that is probably not accurate anyway
@@sen.m7832 I'm sure he loves his mother very much, but I agree he wouldn't watch the drama. I like the TV show but if i were William or Harry i know i couldn't
@@sen.m7832 you will see him watching this if you live with him at a palace. The queen also saw the crown season1 and 2. Moreover in 2006, Prince William and Harry already have seen “The queen”; the story that mentions about royal family and lady Diana death. They said it was excellent.
@@mafernandaronquillo4589 I don’t know will he watch the crown. But he loves his mother so much and this part involved with his parents, he may be curious that how the outside people thinking about his parents when he was so young. The queen also saw the crown season1 and 2. In 2006, Prince William and Harry saw “The queen” that mention about the Diana death.
If I was a royal and that "aide" spoke to me thus, I whould have him dropped out of the plane and watch him fall from the sky.
My thoughts exactly I kept thinking how could he speak that way to her and Even Charles doesn't say anything
That's the United Kingdom, not Saudi Arabia.
xoxo I think this guy is the real villain in that marriage, they way he spoke to Diana...
This never happened it was invented for drama and to showcase Diana’s free spirit or whatever that’s why it feels inappropriate
OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!!!!!!
Emma Corrin is absolutely amazing this episode
No wonder Prince Charles turned out to be the way he is. Surrounded by people like that courtier all his life and a mother who is great at being queen but not even remotely as caring as a mother should be... I feel bad for him deep down. At least his kids had the chance of having a mom who cared about them and showed them life doesn't have to be so damn dull and full of rules all the time.
Great as queen? Wat has she ever done🤷♀️
Anon Nymouz not say a word. For 60 years, be a figure head. Doubt most ppl can do that. Too much opinions I guess
The Queen has been a wonderful ambassador of our country. She had a really tough job to do which was probably not what she’d chose and she’s been exemplary. The British public love and admire her and understand how difficult it must have been to be a perfect mother too.
and he is close to his sons too having much hands on when they grew up, especially after Mum’s death.
LeBot She has been the symbol of longevity. The monarchy meant much more then than now. England grows less British each year. We are not sure of their future now.
I have to say as much as i hated Charles in this season, his expression at 2:22 is heart breaking. I think he is realising his own parents never showed the same level of care and passion for his emotional wellbeing that Diana did for William.
I wanted to scream at Charles' secretary. He was so rude to Diana, and like who tf are you sir?? She outranks you by like a thousand places, whomst gave you the right to be such a condescending prick to her about her son (and the future king)
His character is probably made to behave this way to show how people didn't respect her because even her own husband doesn't bother to respect her infront of them
He wasn't very rude. And so what that she outranks him? All people deserve equal respect, someone shouldn't deserve more respect than other simply because they married some person and put a useless title in front of their name
@@KateeAngel she didn't say anything disrespectful to him, even if she were a commoner that tone of his was indeed very rude.
Diana needed to learn to show respect to the staff who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to keep the show going.
Any other husband would have reprimanded that secretary for the way he spoke to Diana, but no Charles. It absolutely showed that he did not care a bit for her or her feelings. Sad
Diana was a strong enough woman to fight her own battles and did not need to be whiteknighted by Charles.
@@sallieceelee5660 regardless a "true man" wouldnt have allowed his wife be talked like that especially from someone who works for him/them
Just disrespect as she was a brood mare for children not really a wife or princess in their eyes.
Before brits whine yes I know her title never was princess Diana, rather Diana, Princess of wales. Now said, no one cares , she's/ Princess Diana to the world, including most brits, now and forever.
We don't actually know that this particular conversation took place.
The Crown is a fictionalized drama.
@Bita Bishopp A strong woman fights her own battle, and does not need to be defended by anyone, including her husband. She is a strong woman, isn't she?
Suggesting that women need to be defended by men (husband or otherwise) undo the years of progress for women's empowerment.
Emma was absolutely remarkable in this scene! As some of you have said, the way Charles even allowed his secretary to speak to the mother of his child..his wife that way SMH, unbelievable! Glad Diana gathered the secretary in that scene! Top notch acting from everyone involved!
To be sure, she showed the humanly way of a mother, not in a 'Princess' way, so it was to 'educate' him (read: open his eyes) in that 'former kndgrtn teacher's aide' way and not exactly to 'dress him down' (read: scold him), as to be expected from other RF members.
She did respect their positions, but she wasn't tryna hear that noise about being away from Wills for 2 wks. (it's a show, i know, but don't get the real Diana twisted, either!)
Y'all saw that LOOK she gave him when she picked up the baby? Just dayyum.
Reminds me of when Phillip strong armed Elizabeth into sending Charles to a horribly abusive boarding school that obviously traumatized him. She chose Phillip over her son's emotional and psychological well being. (Disclaimer: This is purely a comment on the events of the SHOW, not the real life people. I don't know how that went down in real life, so I am criticizing the CHARACTERS, NOT the real life people.)
Astute observation. You can see thats why Charles isnt supportive of Dianas efforts to protect their son. You cant understand the value of something you never received yourself.
Would he have been happy in another school？ it seems that even in prep school, he had been bullied.
we will never know
@@samshah7628 its likely in a prep school he would have been surrounded by kids who were taught to respect the crown. Sure he may still have been bullied but it would have been to a lesser extent.
Since they are real life people perhaps it would be wiser to recognise that this show is wildly inaccurate and paints a very false picture of real life people
@@glen7318 That's literally what I said at the end of my comment. I'm not commenting on the real life people, I'm commenting on the CHARACTERS. I'm speculating purely on the FICTION of this show, not the historical accuracy. Jesus.
And 30+ years later, that same little baby, now a grown man, brought his baby with him on a trip to Australia. Shows you the impact his mother had on him.
It's interesting to see him listening to her, when she is in the back, the camera is on him on that moment, that's all he ever wanted for himself. I think this moment sets their conflict very well. Charles is by far one of the most fascinating characters in the crown.
I think he actually begrudgingly respects her for being a true mother to their son.
the one thing people cant take from diana is that she was an amazing mother. ❤️
Lady Diana choosing to be a good mother before everything else is just adorable 🥰 She loved her boys more than anything and made it perfectly clear to the entire world. What a momma bear
So true what Diana said here! Real service to the crown and country is raising the next generation to be stable, loving and strong human beings.
Diana was a wonderful mum and her sons have many happy memories with Diana.
Charles always complained about his mother's absence, you would think he would not want that for his own son.
I was expecting a reaction of awe from him, but he let his ego get in the way.
real Charles was, by all accounts, a genuinely good and involved father for his other flaws he does truly love his children
@@Benkw1 yeah maybe....sad he wasnt a good husband
@@msk-qp6fn oh awful husband
There are few things more powerful than a mother who has found her strength in the love of her child. Diana was a quiet, meek and obedient wife. When she became a mother, the love of her children grew her into something fierce, strong, compassionate and wise. Love transforms like that. It humanizes. It brings us back to ourselves. When a mother stands in that love, she is powerful as hell.
God, Emma Corrin absolutely killed this role.
Charles is a product of both his parents. How could he ever have developed any feelings.
So true. The Queen and Phillip - can you imagine growing up with that cold detachment? I am glad Chas has found such joy finally in a good solid marriage.
@@MTknitter22 lol you mean "good solid marriage" at the expense of diana's life and happiness
@@supermodelwannabe Well, Diana was warned against the union by her grandmother but she chose to go ahead nonetheless...
sallie ceelee IDK how old you are, but not many of us make great decisions on marriage during our teens; and even fewer of us are proposed to by a prince whose picture hung over our beds during our childhood! She was entering a fairytale, and once she said yes it was too late to change because the machinery was already in motion. She became a small cog in a giant machine, there merely to produce an heir and a spare.
and not forgetting ending Parker-bowles marriage too
I love how they focus on Charles rather than Diana at the end of that scene. We can hear how passionately Diana feels so we don't have to see her expression. It's interesting how they focus on Charles, who we can see then isn't coming across as annoyed or angry but rather...sad. Because he knows his mother never fought for him in this way, and I guess he's sad and a bit empty, that he never had what he knows William is going to have.
Even if he couldnt love her as a lover, he should have loved, appreciated, and respected what a wonderful mother she was especially since he was missing and longing for that closeness and attention from his own mother.
Charles seemed proud of Diana here for standing up for William but didn't want to show it.
A woman who does not have husband's love, has only her children to look to. Not surprised she brought her child, just surprised she agreed to accompany her husband. Should have rather stayed home with child than argue this
The best thing a father can do for his children is to love their mother.
@@rosecoloredlady7094 best thing he could have done was not to marry her.
As the Princess and future Queen, she had commitments she couldn't break, and she knew that. That is why William was brought along. Because in real life, she knew she couldn't just stay home. She had a job as a royal, especially so close to the throne. For all intents and purposes, she was a "working Mum".
@@adrunkgorillawithalobotomy353 They were all expecting her to act like the Queen Mary.
@Elriej Tristan S. ARANETA a Queen consort which means queen by the position of being a wife to a king. And she divorced Charles eventually, so all this work would have meant nothing in the end.
this might be very touching if prince charles watch this scene
Why? It's creepy fanfiction about his family, he's more likely to be annoyed at the things they made up for drama.
@@Visplight lmao
Charles was jealous because Elizabeth never stood up for him the way that Diana stood up for William.
Diana's amaizing. In this scene you can feel her love for william. That's motherly love
That's the difference between William and Charles. William will never allow a staff member to challenge his wife.
Diana, you succeeded beautifully in raising both of your sons. Bravo! 👏🏻
Charles should have been grateful, in awe of, and profoundly accommodating to the mother of his child who was singularly dedicated in her maternal devotion to their son.
I'm so glad that she took charge of her children. It looks like the two of them are the kindest and most well rounded of the immediate Royal lot. lol
She was absolutely right, her greatest service to the crown was to raise William to be a benevolent king. I think she achieved it, the Prince of Wales is going to make an excellent king.
What A Powerful Scene!!!!!!!!! GOD BLESS YOU PRINCESS DIANA
“Do you have children?”
“No.”
“Why does that not come as a surprise.”
Lit him up in a fire and watched him burn to ashes 😂
Honestly, I feel for the royal secretary, Edward Adeane, in this scene. He had to change plans that had been made for decades in a matter of weeks because it was made clear to him last-minute that the Princess of Wales would not travel without her son. He worked very hard to find a place and nannies to care for the child the first two weeks and somehow was able to incorporate him into the last four strictly scheduled weeks and now he's been judged for his toughened job and blamed for not understanding because he is not a parent himself, which I find a very personal offence and a low blow.
"I'm busy ma'am. What is your point?"
"My point is you're fired, you patronising ****"
The fact is Diana has neither power nor influence to fire him. He was Charles's staff, and Charles did not love Diana. Charles seemed to work well with this courtier, even continuing discussions about the schedule after Diana was done with her hissy fit.
I heard some of P. Charles staff left after diana came on the scene.
@@samshah7628 Lots of them left because Diana was not easy to work with. And Charles was anxious to please her so he let some people go... Diana was the same later on when she was essentially a single woman. She was so difficult to work for that her staff also left... because they never knew what she would do next...
As a Mum I can vouch, I would never have willingly stayed away from my children for 2 weeks. Let alone 6. Not when they were babies/toddlers for sure. She did the right thing. She’s not just a princess, she’s a Mother.
She was a glorious Mom....That will stay forever..
At least she cared their children where brought up up happy warm compassionate human beings of society I'm like Prince Charles who had to bow when he greeted mother at the airport when he was about 4
Oh my God...diana your greatest to the world princess if she can still there means world should be never war
Diana would have been very proud of William and Harry if she were alive today. The two princes grew up exactly the way she wanted with compassion and humanity towards others ❤️❤️❤️.
Yes, she was really like this 💯
We love and miss you so much Diana ❤️
Were it not for Diana I doubt William would have turned out so down to earth and well liked. I think he'll be one of most respected Kings. She saved the monarchy
Im glad in real life, Diana was never this selfish. Service to crown should be paramount. Diana gladly was willing to leave her child behind, until the prime minister suggested he be brought along
Because of princess Diana I have no doubt prince William will be a good King .
She was an amazing person. Flawed to be sure but who isn’t? She made every choice in the best interest of her sons, her husband and herself. I think if she was alive today she’d be proud of who her sons grew up to be
Its important to be strong Mother.... very important.
All these years later and she is still an amazingly strong example for a lot of women out there, what she was subjected to and overcame is such a testament to who she was, what an amazing young woman, she didn’t deserve the life she was dealt, but no one ever will hold a candle to how princess Diana handled and overcame the life she was given.. She is a TRUE ROYAL n every since of the word, she truly deserved every happiness 🤍
This scene seemed like the only scene where Charles might have respected Diana. He has a bit of appreciation for her fighting for William in a way his mother never fought for him.
I hope people know that in real life there was no issue with William going, Australia even requested baby William be brought along.
From my understanding, there was. Having the First and Second in Line to the throne on the same plane requires special approval from the Queen to allow each time it happens. The worry being that if there is a crash, that they would lose both. It's the same reason William has to get approval from the Queen to travel with George, et. al.
yes but this scene was about behind the scenes logistically.
Gray Mid also, this was considered by the Firm yet another rebellious move by Diana to buck protocol.
As a reminder Diana was only 20 when she became a mother, she was that young and making choices for the well being of her children that the Royal family hadnt questioned for centuries, because they never raised their kids all that much
Elizabeth and Margaret got lucky that their father wasnt King when they were born or they would have turned out much worse
YESSSSSSSSSS GAWD DIANA "HE'S PERFECT IN EVERY WAY" THATS HOW EVERY GOOD LOVING MOTHER SEES THEIR CHILD! REST IN PARADISE DIANA! YOU WILL ALWAYS BE THE SUPREME QUEEN OF OUR HEARTS💜💜💜💜
whats so wonderful about her seeing the baby as perfect? Most mothers feel like that about thier kids.
Nobody: ......
Charles: ......
Me after Diana complete her monologue : 😯😯👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😀
William is perfect. Perfect at been the person his family needs him to be. A nice person as a public person. Best dad a child would want in private
If Charles hadn't messed up, the royal family would have had a great mother, great wife , nice grandmother and a beautiful and wonderful Princess
It was never going to work. They were two very different people and this was the first generation where both genders didn't have to put up and shut up iof things weren't going well in a marriage. The people who messed up are the ones who arranged the marriage.
It's crazy how much a haircut can affect a persons beauty. Emma Corrin looks gorgeous as Diana, a total deviation from how she really looks.
I couldn't stay with that man even a minute! He's horrible!!
I cry for all the babies that do not have that. Bless her.
If Charles had only had a mother like Diana, he might have been human today.
He is not human to you? Wood you think?
Diana was a great mother to her kids shame she never got to seem them grow up and have kids of their own RIP
It's amazing how much josh o connor can express such wide range of emotions only with his eyes. His eyes speak volumes. I've noticed this in many scenes like in this scene and that scene where he's holding back tears on his wedding day and the night before the wedding when the queen goes to lecture him about the duty bullshit..
I read his face as guilt and shame for not telling off that guy for talking to his wife that way.
I did think that the actor they cast for Charles was too handsome. But nevertheless he did a great job in portraying him.
Diana bringing her kid to Australia and New Zealand changed royal tours forever.
Diana was such a great mother❤️
And thats why the boys love her so much... to her children.. she will do anything.. i think the best thing that come into her marriage is both of her son.. so cruel they taken away their mother forever
Could it be possible that maybe Charles was jealous of the way Diana cared for Prince William, maybe even building up resentment because Prince William was getting more love and affection than he did as a child??
I don't think he ever loves her
Diana’s argument about raising the future king:
It was at this moment he knew he screwed up.
Nobody in that family deserved her. She was an Angel.
A husband should never let another man speak to his wife that way.
UghHHH look at this Emmy worthy scene 🤩🤩🤩🤩
This is so strange. I'm not married and have no children, and I know I'd burst with joy if my wife ever talked like that about my children.
i loved this scene so much , her confidence was outstanding
Don’t fuck with mummy bear!......I can totally see this as something that actually happened. She was fed up.....
Despite William and Harry's understandable resistance im sure to ever watch this series let alone this season, I think out of everything, William would be proud of this scene. It encompassed a mothers love, his mothers love to no end beautifully and exactly how Diana would've portrayed it.
OBSESSED with the camera work in this scene. Love showing only Charles for half her speech. It really brings to life how alone he's felt all his life when he's clearly more of a burden to his mother than the other children and how jealous he is that a mother in this life would and could actually put their child first.
Sounds like Tomy Lascelles huh🙄
He is Michael Adeane’s son. Michael was the bald one Philip hated and the one Elizabeth wanted to replace with her own choice.
@@therenegade916 😃 Oh I see....I remember Adeane. Thanks for the info.
And the actor who plays Edward Adeane is Richard Goulding who plays as Prince Harry in The Windsors
@@GRaPHMiCHaEL23 🙂
At the end of it all, she is a mother and adored both her children with every bit of her.