Emma Corrin shares the hardest part about playing Princess Diana in ‘The Crown’

Prince Charles and Princess Diana's marriage was not a real-life fairytale. The couple shocked the world when they separated in 1992 and then ultimately divorced in 1996, but the writing was really on the wall from the beginning of their union.Royal biographer Ingrid Seward, author of Prince Philip Revealed: A Man of His Century, explained to Us Weekly that Charles "felt he’d been very pushed into marrying" Diana—by none other than his own father, Prince Philip.

Prince of Wales as she sought to make her story public, a new documentary claims.

too much into the choice, as red trench coats have certainly been in style (and will continue to be) for years—you can even shop some convincing dupes below. But we do love these between and Princess Di, whether they are intentional or not.

Will Thorne Staff WriterTo capture the crisp received pronunciation of the royal family, “The Crown” dialect coaches teach cast members to say the word “ears” when saying “yes.”Like her co-star Josh O’Connor, who plays Prince Charles, Emma Corrin found one particular word was the key to unlocking Princess Diana’s slightly dispossessed-sounding posh drawl.“Mine was ‘alright.’ I just love her voice so much, I really miss it,” Corrin told Variety.

Queen Elizabeth II was concerned for young Prince William in the wake of his parents’ 1992 separation, according to Robert Lacey‘s new royal tell-all.Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana tied the knot in 1981. Nine years later, news of their separation made headlines, and their divorce was finalized in 1996.

the Sun: ‘When Panorama came out, part of my visceral reaction was outrage that somebody should have exploited the princess in this way.‘Knowing the princess as I did, making her perform like this was a combination of seduction and betrayal.

Duchess Kate, for example, has attended many royal engagements while pregnant. She and Prince William welcomed their first child, Prince George, in 2013, followed by Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis in 2015 and 2018, respectively.The Duchess of Cambridge experienced hyperemesis gravidarum during all three of her pregnancies, which is a symptom characterized by extreme morning sickness.

Season 4 of is almost here. And ahead of its anticipated November debut, the Netflix historical drama finally released a full-length trailer for the upcoming episodes, which introduces Emma Corrin as Princess Diana alongside Olivia Colman who is returning for her second season as Queen Elizabeth II.As ET previously reported, season 4 will pick up a few years after the ending of 3, in 1979, and cover the events of the royal family until 1990.

Royal aficionados are convinced that Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, has repurposed a pair of beloved earrings that previously belonged to Diana, Princess of Wales. Earlier this week, Duchess Kate sat down with her husband, Prince William, for their first official audience meeting at Buckingham Palace since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Kristen Stewart is embarking on the role of a lifetime as she is set to portray the legendary Princess Diana in Pablo Larraín's directorial Spencer.