25 years

[hollydolly]

I have never read anything negative online, I do not read newspapers, eg national enquirer, so now I'm wondering when and where these revelations occurred. Her children would be so hurt to read that about their mother. I must admit after H and MM left the UK I have been fascinated by the dynamics amongst the royal family, the media at this time seems over the top especially where MM is concerned she's everywhere these days. I often wonder what Diana would have thought of her children not getting along.

Her children have been reading it ever since she died. They have no illusions about their mother... they loved her but I'm sure they accepted she was no fairytale princess

 

[hollydolly]

People in the back seats didn't wear seat belts back then. That is recent, at least around here.

they did here.. it's been a law since 1991

 

[Sunny]

I think she made a difference when she courageously visited and supported AIDS patients, who at the beginning were pretty much shunned.
And she also did good works on behalf of children. I think she was a good person who was put in an impossible situation. That marriage never should have taken place.

 

[JaniceM]

I think she made a difference when she courageously visited and supported AIDS patients, who at the beginning were pretty much shunned.
And she also did good works on behalf of children. I think she was a good person who was put in an impossible situation. That marriage never should have taken place.

I wasn't paying attention to much, but the thing that got me was when one of the royals- I think it was Charles's mother- remarked that it was good Diana was so young because 'she can be taught to obey.' Irritated the living * out of me.