Nervous Diana called Prince Charles the wrong name at the altar

official Twitter account has turned off comments on a post about a charity after being flooded with vitriol.On Tuesday, the Clarence House Twitter account, which posts updates and photos about the Prince of Wales, 71, and the Duchess of Cornwall, 72, shared pictures of Camilla speaking to the staff and residents of a UK homeless charity.Unlike previous posts, the comments section has been shut down.

The Crown chose to leave it out. "The wedding scene, you can YouTube it and you could be watching it in 10 seconds, so I don't think there'd be any point in us recreating it," Emma Corrin, who throughout the fourth season of the series, told .  (You can watch a full recording .)Instead, the wedding episode, titled “Fairytale,” cuts directly to credits after showing  .

Princess Diana‘s brother Earl Charles Spencer wants viewers to understand that The Crown isn’t an accurate portrayal of the real-life royal drama.The White Ship author, 56, appears as a guest on the Sunday, November 22, episode of Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh, where he discussed his feelings on the show’s accuracy. In a preview clip, Spencer said he drew the line when The Crown wanted to film at his family home.“There is a bit.

There was once a time when even Prince Charles’ cleaning staff hid his Camilla affair from Princess Diana. Or, at least they tried to.

Germany to remember their long and close ties, reaffirmed by the nations' reconciliation after two world wars, as the U.K.

Princess Diana and Prince Charles‘ marriage wasn’t a happy one. If you had any doubt, once you watch season 4 of The Crown, that will be gone.The Princess of Wales (Emma Corrin) makes her debut on the Netflix series during the season premiere, meeting Prince Charles (Josh O’Conner) while he is visiting her older sister, Sarah.

Princess Diana and Prince Charles had an infamously tumultuous relationship—complete with an even more infamous breakup and divorce. The couple married in July 1981 and had formally separated by 1992.

According to a recent interview from one of Princess Diana’s former bodyguards, the Princess was made to succumb to the pressure of her high-profile marriage to Prince Charles, which fell apart publicly. Lee Sansum, a former military cop and ex-bodyguard, who watched over the People's Princess, said that public scrutiny got harsher after Diana gave the devastating BBC interview about her marriage.

fully dating Diana's older sister Lady Sarah. , they "sort of met in a plowed field" during a shoot, so it didn't exactly go down like it does on The Crown (in which they meet inside, while Diana is in costume).

said at the time that the group had been stationary when the avalanche began.The run where the accident occurred was described as ‘a slope of awesome steepness, dropping about 500 meters (yards)’ in the 1988 Good Ski Guide but we’re not sure an avalanche adds to its ‘awesome’ factor.Princess Diana and a pregnant Sarah Ferguson were also on the trip but weren’t on the slopes at the time.It wasn’t the first time the group had skied there with Charles frequenting the slopes in his bachelor days and

Prince Charles’ friends have reportedly slammed the fourth series of The Crown and claimed the Netflix show is “trolling on a Hollywood budget”. Friends of the 72 year old eldest son of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip are said to have “launched a blistering attack” on the show, which releases its fourth series on Sunday 15 November.

Prince Charles, now 72, and Camilla Parker Bowles’ love story is one that has spanned decades. Camilla, now 73, was Prince Charles’ first great love, and their connection to one another could never be severed despite royal duties and marriages. As The Crown season 4 moves forward with the history of the royals, Charles and Camilla’s relationship gets even more complicated.

Princess Diana and Prince Charles's love story seemed like a fairy tale in the beginning. But as candid interviews and tell-alls would later reveal, their marriage was less than idyllic.

Dan Stevens is pulling double duty for HBO Max’s upcoming animated comedy series, The Prince.