Recently unearthed images of the infamous engagement interview of Prince Charles and Diana have appeared, showing the Welsh princess who seems “clearly dissatisfied” with the comments of her future husband who asked if the couple was “in love”.
On February 24, 1981, after months of speculation, a 32-year-old man, who had long “needed” to find a bride, married a 19-year-old woman, then known as Lady Diana Spencer.
When asked – at the photo call at Buckingham Palace – if they loved each other, Charles’s response to Diana’s “of course” was unforgettable: “Whatever it means in love.”
The clip usually stops immediately after Charles ‘comment, but the new images, broadcast on Channel 5 on Sunday, show the fall of the royal face and show Charles’ clear dissatisfaction with the blunder.
Royal experts said the filming was “shocking” and “incredible” forty years later.
“The expression on her face is so eloquent.
“I’ve never seen her in a show before, so clearly, her dissatisfaction with him in the room is a remarkable piece of footage,” says the documentary by royal historian Piers Brendon.
“It’s incredible to look at it now, I’ve never seen it before,” adds writer Richard Kay.
“The silence between the two of them pays off terribly,” he added.
Recently unearthed images of the infamous engagement interview of Prince Charles and Diana appeared, showing the Princess of Wales who seems “clearly dissatisfied” after the comments of the future husband who asked if the couple was “in love”.
Royal biography Angela Levin said the interview was one of the first signs of the difference and potential problems between Spencer and Windsor.
“Diana couldn’t really be Spencer and she showed what she felt she had to be Windsor to keep everything under cover,” she said.
– Charles was puzzled about how to answer a question about his emotions.
“Remember that he was raised by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh to hide what they were feeling,” she added.
On February 24, 1981, after months of speculation, a 32-year-old man, who had long “needed” to find a bride, married a 19-year-old woman, then known as Lady Diana Spencer. When asked – at the photo call at Buckingham Palace – if they loved each other, Charles’ answer to Diana’s “course” was unforgettable: “Whatever it means in love.”
“You can see the light go out behind her eyes, she felt that almost a world was collapsing,” added Andrew Morton, Diana’s biographer.
It comes as a clip of Princess Diana’s infamous interview with Martin Bashir, in which she discusses that she feels “not accepted” by the royal “institution”, reappeared and made comparisons with the bombing of Meghan Markle with Oprah Winfrey.
The Duchess of Sussex told the host of the chat show that “she cannot be left alone” and confessed that she “no longer wants to be alive” before claiming that the human resources department at Buckingham Palace ignored her request for help because she did not she was a ‘paid employee’.
The clip usually stops immediately after Charles ‘comment, but the new footage, broadcast on Channel 5 on Sunday, shows the fall of the royal face and shows Charles’ clear dissatisfaction with the blunder (pictured)
She claimed she was “silenced” by Buckingham Palace officials, who told her to always respond “without comment” because they would “protect” her, adding: “Only after we got married and everything it started to get really bad, I came to understand that not only was I not protected, but that they were willing to lie to protect other family members, but they were not willing to tell the truth to protect me and my husband my.
Meghan told Oprah that she later contacted one of Dian’a’s best friends because she felt unbearable about the palace and said that Harry had saved her. [her] life ‘agreeing to move to Los Angeles.
After Oprah’s two-hour interview on CBS on Sunday, American director Ava DuVernay shared a video of Diana’s 1995 interview with BBC Panorama for Twitter.
A reappearance clip of Princess Diana’s infamous interview with Martin Bashir, in which she discusses the feeling “not accepted” by the royal “institution”, sparked comparisons with the placement of the Meghan Markle bomb with Oprah Winfrey
The Duchess of Sussex told the host of the chat show that “she cannot be left alone” and confessed that she “no longer wants to be alive” before claiming that the human resources department at Buckingham Palace ignored her request for help because she did not was a ‘paid employee’
In it, the Princess of Wales explains why she felt that the “establishment” in which she married decided this. [she’s] a non-beginner ”- because she did things“ differently ”.
Prince Harry’s mother told journalist Martin Bashir: “Because I do things differently, because I don’t follow a rule book, because I lead from the heart, not the head, and although that got me in trouble in my work, I understand that. But someone has to go there and love people and show it.
She adds that she suspects that she does not have “as many supporters in that environment as I do,” because the Royal Family saw her as a “threat of some sort,” despite being “here to do good.” “Not a destructive person.”
When the Spencers met with the monarchy, Saturday the 13th at 9pm on Channel 5