Lady Di and Prince Charles: the truth about their relationship before the death of the princess
Lady Di and Prince Charles had a rocky relationship during their marriage as well as at the time of their divorce. But what was it just before the princess died in 1997? Royal expert Victoria Arbiter provides some answers in the documentary series Royally Us ...
Royally Us is a documentary series that airs on Us Weekly's Youtube channel every Thursday. This week's most famous royal family's arcane dive takes a special look at the relationship between Prince Charles and Lady Di shortly before her death. It is true that the broken relationship between the princess and her ex-husband has often been reported, and there are many anecdotes about their marriage woven of lies, secrets and incommunicability. but little is known about the last days of their relationship. Crown-crowned expert Victoria Arbiter has taken a look at the subject and made some startling revelations. According to her Lady Di and Charles had finally made peace ...
Charles and Diana had put aside their resentment
According to the expert, in 1997 at the time of the disappearance of Princess Diana, the eldest son of Elizabeth II and his ex-wife would have finally managed to leave the past behind them and were now apparently contemplating their future with serenity: “I think they were finally able to find common ground. It had been very difficult, very acrimonious, she says. I think that just before she died, she really found her calling. She was excited about the future. She had let go of the past. "She tempers nonetheless:" Of course, it was still a little fragile, because it is very difficult to be co-parent when you are divorced and even more when you are under the constant gaze of the public, but I think that they had passed the stage where it had gotten really ugly between them, and they were embracing what the future held for both of them. "
Victoria Arbiter then referred to the documentary The Windsors: at the heart of the royal dynasty which will be broadcast on September 6 on CNN and she indicates: "There is a very beautiful moment in this documentary which speaks of the moment when Prince Charles went. in Paris to bring Diana home after her death. He was more than devastated. They were officially divorced, but he still loved her. She was the mother of his children. I think they had probably matured. They let go of their grudge and walked towards a future full of promise. "
