Did The Press Destroy The Royal Family? | Life Behind The Lens | Real Royalty

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Published 2020-02-11
The most photographed woman in the world, Diana, Princess of Wales, was a unique media phenomenon. But how was the phenomenon created, and who created it - Princess, Palace, media or public?

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All Comments (21)
  • @Sameoldfitup
    "One can live for years sometimes without living at all, and then all life comes crowding into one single hour." Oscar Wilde.
  • @octoberfire13
    What angered people the most and still it makes me angry just thinking of it, is about the people who took photos of her in the car accident, dying and alone, and then sold them. Who the fuck does something like that to anyone, much less a beloved mummy to two little boys at home, someone who did what she could to try and make the world a better place with more love ... and instead of simply shielding her or holding her hand or anything like that, there were people taling fucking pictures and then SELLING those pictures and then places printing them. No wonder her adult sons absolutely detest the media etc.
  • @ferrodell2194
    Princess Diana was the real QUEEN ๐Ÿ‘‘ of our ๐Ÿ’œ. leaving behind two beautiful son's/spirit's to carry on in her foot steps to fill the world with more JOY! like Diana did. ๐Ÿ’œ๐Ÿ•Š๏ธ๐Ÿ’œ
  • @Celisar1
    19 is just way to young to marry especially into such a position!
  • I TOTALLY REMEMBER CHARLES AND DIANA WEDDING DAY ...I WAS A VERY SMALL GIRL 7 YEARS OLD MY OLDER SISTER AT MY GRANDMAS โค๏ธ MY GRANNY HAD IT ON THE 1 AND ONLY TELEVISION IN OUR HOME ..โค๏ธโค๏ธโค๏ธ
  • @susansimons5577
    Her star burned to bright to be sustained, Princess Diana was like a comet that lit up the world. She was the greatest humanitarian, we will never see the likes Princess Diana again. Greetings from Canada
  • @teamcougars
    Chuckles never learned how to embrace Dianaโ€™s popularity like JFK did with Jackie, Charles was a fool ๐Ÿ˜ฎ
  • I loved Lady Di' because of Her that i'ved loved her so much I was just 28yrs old just had a child when I spotted her on tele here in Australia can't keep on thinking of her really I never followed the Royal Family's until she became a member! That's when I followed up to now & the two boy's ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ’œ๐Ÿพ๐Ÿ•๐Ÿ‘!!!
  • @geniagrow2662
    Paparazzi had a lot to do with her death if they would not have chased her like they did she would still be alive today
  • @Books_Anime_92
    I remember Princess Diana marring Prince Charles and I remember her funeral. I had just gotten off work when I heard the news report that Princess Diana had been killed in a car accident.
  • @mightymissk
    Isn't it amazing how the press excused themselves for their relentless harassment of Diana by saying she could have stayed inside the boat or stayed inside the villa on a warm sunny day, "but she came out and did all these amazing things so I was a bit confused" - as one of the brutes put it
  • @neptune9961
    Wow wow wow. What a stunning film. Well done.
  • I miss Diana..... such a beautiful lady...... waste of a beautiful life๐Ÿ’–๐Ÿ’–๐Ÿ’–๐Ÿ’–
  • She used the press to suit her- sometimes they were her friend and sometimes her enemy...........
  • @popazz1
    We all bought at least one newspaper and/or magazine primarily because this woman was on the cover. The paper press relied on us for the increase in sales. Are we therefore to blame for her death? She could never truly or effectively retire from public life if only because she was mother to a future monarch. And factor in her links to various charities which became high profile due to her invlolvement and the media would remain in attendance. Even in death she's still in the public eye. The only difference is she can no longer be hurt by the attention.
  • Yup - the public/trolls have yet to look in the mirror. The paparazzi exists because of the public appetite and not the other way around.