Diana, Princess of Wales - Dancing “Uptown Girl” [The Crown Scene] 

S.U.C.K.S. 😭

that's what we call Fragile masculinity , He's insecure why Diana is getting all the attention instead of him.

Aqquila89 this really made me just so incredibly sad.

The public wanted a royal show, the country needed a princess and Charles needed a partner. Diana chose to give the public the show. I am very sorry for Prince Charles in all this.

@@anterosLondon Or, Marriage is a two way street, and Diana really loved Charles but Charles chose not to love her back nor give her any attention. Yes she gave the public a show, but at least the public gave her the attention that Charles didn’t.

True.

The monarchy is so unnecessary. The Queen is so outdated in every way. They didn’t deserve Diana

Considering the century was almost over when Diana dragged them into it.

No she didn’t. The monarchy is what it is. She failed to understand it wasn’t about her. She didn’t marry just some guy.

@@lars1296 my comment has nearly 800 likes so maybe you just be quiet and recognise the truth, little girl.

He is not normal... he is the future king and there are protocols to follow...

@@benmakenzie5481 What, and one of them is to treat someone you love like s****.

@@pistonhedd he didn't love her... he needed her to produce the future king... nothing more...

@@benmakenzie5481 maybe she wanted and deserved more then that though.

@@SamsungS23Ultr but she was on the servant' side - not royal... what she wanted wasn't relevant... the same like Charles - took him decades to marry the love of his life... He was always the future King - he did what was expected of him, not what he wanted

Yes, tis a glorious recommendation from RU-vid

They ain’t wrong

And now I want to see Diana dancing to “Dancing Queen” by ABBA

A Blessing from The Lord!

I searched "Dancing Queen" then I find up that Deepfake Queen Elizabeth II by Channel 4. 😂

Man if i was her husband, i don't even care if i only listen to opera music, i would like to appreciate her effort for rehearsing and dancing like that and wishing me a happy birthday in front of everybody..i mean i would go on stage myself and thank her personally like "thank you all for coming tonight, and most importantly for my beautiful wife thank you so much, darling" Like damn i was watching this scene and trying to pause it multiple times because i was uncomfortable of how charles looked at diana

Uhh she was dancing with another man duh

Not really. This was a perfect example of their miscompatibility. Its the exact as when Homer Simpson gifts Marge a Bowling ball...

@@Mariam_aam Do you watch the scene after this? It's not the dancer that made Charles angry towards Diana

@@kendrinawaskoro3031 no I haven’t watched the scene after it.. what made him angry

And will always be!! Will always be remembered as the Princess of Wales and Queen of Hearts... the one and only Princess Diana!!

@@maryamsaeed45, she was known as the "Queen of Hearts" internationally?

100% homa taha

Yeah! People still waiting to see him dead.

Eternally wishing it had been him in that car...

Hope you divorced him and are with a better man now, or just happy alone.

Don’t listen to that. Look at princess Diana, she was beautiful and loved by everyone. She was perfect, and you were doing the same thing, you were trying to make him proud. If he doesn’t appreciate, he doesn’t deserve you. I don’t know him, but reading what you wrote makes me so angry that he didn’t congratulate you. You are worth a lot

he is sleeping with someone else. sorry.

I hope he’s your ex husband now

In the last year of my marriage to my ex-husband, I was winning awards right left and centre, for work I had done. Hubby was the only one who wasn't pleased for me, and who said that my winning prizes for my work was "embarrassing". We divorced 2 years thereafter.

also he’s cute lol

prince charles should be grateful that he gets to be portrayed by josh o’ connor

like sis u should appreciate ur wife???? i’m literally MADDDDD

he’s smiling but you just know he isn’t happy, WE HATE IT HERE

but Josh O’ Connor

That isn't how a Princess should act.

Correction: married to a frog prince.

@@drkevinsmithFRCPath yes i agree, if you are living in 18th or 19th century

@@jeanbeget Perhaps not, but she's still way better than Charles. He didn't deserve her and he had no right to treat the poor girl like that.

@@b4ch3l0r no. If you hole a position of power you shouldn't run around in a white sheet

lies

True

We will honestly truly never know everything between them. As one is dead. And the other is senile

If you're saying that based on a show, you should know not everything in there is true.

She wasn't fit to be a queen

Prince Phillip was a strong man but Charles is a weak boy.

when he wasn't cheating on her.

Philip had his bad times with the queen.. at one stage he was away doing his own thing for several months.. and he has always been busy with his own projects. He and the queen never lived in each other's pockets. Even in latter years, the queen didn't visit him in hosspital and he lived in Sandringham while she was in London....Charles and Diana lived together and the press wanted to see them as a couple all the time in the 80s so they never got a break from the tension they lived under.

@@glen7318 Charles es débil siempre quejándose de su infancia y su padre, creo yo que el Duque de Edimburgo al que sacaron de Grecia en una caja de 🍊 cuando era un bebé vivió toda su vida en el exilio su madre acabó en un manicomio su padre les abandono y su hermana favorita y sus sobrinos murieron en un accidente de avión sufrió más que Charles.

Philip was a royal and had a better understanding of how the crown worked.

You mean Charles. She was perfect for the crown

@@SamsungS23Ultr I think the statement is fairly accurate. No one from the crown helped her when she really needed it and when they were forced to, they made haste of the matter to be done with it ASAP.

@@xavierbryceborja8412 and have you based this off the Crown only?

@Tony Tabri To hell you may go

Future generations of the Crown will greatly benefit from her legacy.

Yeah, I wonder why charles is jealous

@@mikhailjoshuapahuyo1431 Sometimes, when people are raised by parents who are too cold, often showing lack of affection, then those very people, when grown ups, tend to do the same thing with their own children and family... Childhood is such a crucial point in life and it can affect your adult life and personality in many ways.

@@Cheirish95 ohh very true,

She didn’t help matters. Her job was to be there for him and make him look good. She didn’t have any idea how to do that.

@@lars1296 alisha shut up

Because Royals were supposed to be reserved and almost dead. It was the values the Queen instilled in him if you watch it, being carefree and outgoing in values that Princess Margaret, Diana, and later Harry had been frowned upon as they were expected to be reserved, appropriate, and dutiful. Doing what you 'liked' didn't come into the Queen's vocab but rather doing what you were 'expected'. They didn't want the Royals to be seen as entertainers or footloose and fancy-free celebrities.

@@shanefolan Well, the prince was like a little kid when they installed conservative values into his head, I don't see anybody cutting him some slack at all. The Monarch exists as a form to conserve tradition, not a necessary thing but that's what the British need to gloat to the French, because they have nothing else traditional wise worthy to gloat about.

@@shanefolan Well put.

@@TomRipley7350 Culture, cuisine, art, history, etc. France was the most powerful kingdom in Eastern Europe far longer than England

@@TomRipley7350 Yeah, you're going to need a better education, homie. The only reason that happens is because of how America happens to speak English and then it was the lucky survivor of WW2 because it hide behind an ocean. Homie, do not confuse pure luck with inherent characteristics. That's just sad.

Well factually no since they aren't allowed social media accounts

@@yummylemons172 Oh how do you know that, and that makes sense, I haven't heard or seen any of them in social media, must be to preserve the bit of mystery left of their existence but idk

The term followers isn't always related to social media.

@@jellyfishi_, I'm sure she would notice and reply to those who she can tell she made a difference in their lives. Please don't forget the good in social media.

Billions*

Yes!!!!

He can’t make himself love someone. What he did was trashy but not loving her wasnt his fault.

@@atree9284 True but does not excuse what an a-hole he was to her and his family

I agree but I think season 4 did a great job showing how camila was a much more perfect fit for him and how she understood him. It showed the family should of just let them get married in the first place. I think it also showed that not only how charles didn't understand Diana but how she didn't understand him. The age difference was too large and she was so isolated from the royal family was so sad to watch.

I think it's stupid that everyone loves Diana and hates Charles. They were both forced into the marriage. They both had affairs. One was just more private and didn't speak about it and the other did interviews to get sympathy. They were just very different people with different personalities that clashed a bit.

Sorry you had to experience that :(

I'm so glad you could get out of that toxic relationship

Same bro same. I'd be bragging like "Did you see her up there!?"

I think he should have just married Camilla in the first place. The problem was dragging a clueless 19 year old into this mess. Diana did deserve better

Not really he always loved Camilla... his entire life. I would say he is actually a very loyal person who was forced into a marriage he didn’t want. Sadly Diana was a causality.

We all agree that he should've just married Camilla from the very beginning instead of dragging this poor 19 yr old into the mess. But Charles didn't want to abdicate. He could've had Camilla, and pressured her to divorce her husband. Camilla on the other hand, could just get a divorce and defy her parents and be with Charles. But if these two did it then, he wouldn't be in line for Kingship. But it turned out, that rule could be thrown out lol, now he doesn't even have to abdicate to marry Camilla. I always feel, oh poor Diana.

@@tracys169 Charles grew up with his entire family hating his uncle Edward, who did abdicate. So I don’t think it was that simple.

@@ludmilamaiolini6811 They only brought her in to have babies so they could continue their pointless reign and for what ? What good do they do in all their over indulgence in a world where most are struggling , clueless ONLY Diana had a clue . She will ALWAYS reign Queen of hearts ♥️

She did full stop :)

That's because he didn't love her he only loved Camilla Parker Bowles.

Wonder how this would’ve played out if Camilla were the one dancing.

cause he didnt love her. yet he still chose to marry her bcs of his indecisiveness

maybe that’s the reason why he chose to stick w god forbid i say this wretched name, camilla, not bcs of ‘love’ but bcs it always soothed his ego, being loved by a married woman who can serve as his emotional dumpster, and also why he despised diana so much bcs diana was... diana... and his masculinity couldn’t handle being upstaged.

This was a show and not deep love. Love has many languages and we must learn to speak the language of our partner if we want them to feel our love.

He also didn’t want her. That’s the point. It’s not about who deserves who. It’s about how about we just let people marry who they want to instead of dragging people into marriages where they won’t be happy.

@@CaptainPikeachu But they did. In the annals of history, Charles did love Diana. However, Diana won people over and Charles was jealous of that approval. He went to Camilla for comfort since they were in a relationship before Diana. Charles loved both women but chose Camilla over Diana.

Diana is not wondreful

@@vivianebeget stfu

The Queen was jealous of Diana too, If she wasn't she would of forced Charles to treat her better.

The Queen's reaction in that conversation is hilarious. Just savage. 😅

Agreed that Charles and Camilla made Diana their scapegoat for their own anger and frustration at not being able to have a relationship out in the open. Poor 19 yr old virgin Diana....

@@flowerseva Unpopular opinion - Diana aimed to marry into the royals, or close to them. Hear me out. Diana had almost no education (she failed her O levels not once but twice, and came home from boarding school after only six weeks) no work history to speak of (a brief stint as a nanny and then a few months as a nursery school assistant) and no previous boyfriends. She was raised to do one thing and one thing only - marry a rich upper crust toff, pop out a few kids, and look good while doing it. Her sisters had already done exactly that. Diana just happened to land a husband that was a bit more upper crust than most. The sad thing is, I really believe she would have been happier if she'd just marrried an ordinary fella and lived a life as a country squire's wife. That was all she really wanted all along.

09.23.2024 @MKL951 Finally, someone who knows the true score. Charles never loved or wanted to be with Diana, in anyway. Charles was truly in love, devoted, fascinated & satisfied with Camilla & had been years before he was instructed to marry Diana. It was an impending disaster.

+1

Why? I never knew that dancing was a qualification fro being a queen. Diana would only be queen when Charles was king

Just the opposite. Queens don't make spectacles of themselves. This proved how ill suited she was.

Does anyone recall if Princess Diana took dance lessons as a child? I thought that she had done so.

She did want a lot of attention... not her fault.. She was ill and unhappy and she and Charles were soon at odds with each other... But she did want him to sit and hold her hand all the time.. and he was a busy man.. She found him boring in large doses, and she found royal country house parties boring.. but she still clung to Charles and tried to get his attention a lot of the time. As she grew in confidence she began to outshine charles in public.... and he became resentful.....

because the masses cant look beyond black and white. diana was attension seeking airhead. she didnt love charles. she loved his status.

Yes, and he cowardly was angry at her. The Bloody bastard....

Never should be married... he ended up with the love of his life and she ...

@@jellyfishi_ HAHAHAHA

He is still alive

@@jellyfishi_ Shut up. I am a man btw.

@@marksmeaton13 well you seem like a man who has no balls tbh

I think you mean "tall drink of water".

And they should've realized they were both lucky to have each other, but sadly he loved someone else.

@@eversonverissimo28 why would htey be lucky to have each other? She found public life a strain, he was most deeply in love with another woman.. they were very unlucky to have met at a time when Charles was considering marriage...

Exactly.

This is the most mature take on the whole situation, they were flat out wrong for each other, no one could force Charles to love someone he didn't

I’m glad at least somebody in the comments seems to understand it. Everyone keeps saying “If she did that for me, I would love it!” Well, Charles doesn’t love it. He’s a deeply private person when it comes to his feelings, and all he wanted was a quiet night at the opera where the focus would, for once, be on him and his birthday. Diana’s gift was neat and all, but if she had even the faintest idea of Charles as a person, or at least checked with someone on his staff beforehand, then she would have known it was the exact opposite to the kind of gift he would actually want. She said it herself later, she loves to perform. This was a gift to herself that just happened to be directed at him, really. Not unlike the book Charles gives her later, which is the inverse. They’re not only polar opposites but also utterly terrible at understanding each other.

Yes! This! NOT every husband would automatically love it. That's generalizing all men. Not all women love the same things. Why are men always expected to be perfect?

@@choosekindness613 I agree with you but I don't think he ever wanted to love her. He was still in love with Camilla, duchess of cornwall. He never intended to be faithful to Diana clearly, regardless of what she did.

I like how you put it. I dislike Charles for what he had put Diana through, but I completely understand that he can't just suddenly love Diana just because the public says so. Charles is terrible, yes, but the two of them reallu spoke two different languages. Charles needed a *consort* who's proper, obedient, and will keep quiet and prim beside him. Whereas Diana was not a consort, she was a delight to have, a beacon, a princess to people's heart. Charles needed a consort who supported him and expected to be silent about all his craps, a light that was not too bright that it'd outshine him. Diana needed a prince who would love her unconditionally and treated her like the princess she was. They both spoke different languages and wished a completely different thing.

Because he'd spent his entire life not having any real love or approval from his family so tried to find it in the public, only to be completely outshined by the radiance that is Diana. I think it also might have been because Diana also outshined Camilla, who would never be loved by the public either. Still incredibly cruel and petty though.

Maybe it’s inconceivable to you because you weren’t forced and pressured into marrying someone you didn’t want to marry? The reality is that he didn’t marry Diana because he loved her and wanted her, he married her because everyone told him this is what his duty was. Maybe if he married a wife he wanted, we wouldn’t have had all this problem.

@@CaptainPikeachu well, he is now married to the woman he wanted, and people still hate him.

Deeply rooted insecurity issues.

@@22espec he himself is clearly a lot happier, he works hard, is busy with his life and has IMO a satisfying life.

And it’s well deserved!

That's actually a great description. 😬

Omg 😂😂 now I can't unsee it

Too bad, his grand uncle was taken out by IRA terrorists while he was fishing with his grand kids.

Sorry for my bad English - I'm an Italian girl who has been living in England only since the end of July. I've always been fascinated by the story of Princess Diana, but of course being a non-British person always kept me away from many details of her tragic life. I've started making some research about her in the last few weeks - lockdown...-, and I came to the conclusion that...it was neither Charles nor Diana's fault if things didn't work between them. As for Diana, I think that she was far too young even to understand what she was going to throw herself into. I remember myself at age 18 - now I'm 27 - and I was such a stupid brat who always made foolish decisions just because I didn't have enough maturity to understand how the world worked. I'm saying that I can imagine how she felt. You're 18, you've never had a boyfriend and you have no idea how a relationship works, and suddenly the Prince of Wales - I mean, not Joe whatchamacallit! - proposes to you. I can imagine she was under so much pressure and she thought she was living a fairytale that she simply couldn't realize what she was truly going to face until it was too late. I mean, many people wouldn't have the courage to call off a wedding even in "normal" life, who would ever be so ballsy to say "No, I don't want to marry you!" to the Prince of Wales just hours before the wedding itself? Especially if you're 19... Of course, one could argue that, being Charles so much older than her, he would have had to be the brave one and stand his ground when it came to marry Camilla, or at least refuse to marry Diana. But I think that after he saw his chances to marry Camilla fading away, he simply went on and did his duty as the future king - marry a woman whom the people would love and who could give him children - hoping that would work somehow. In the end, I think it was nobody's fault. He was a grown-up man who perhaps wasn't brave enough and found himself dealing with a bride who was too young and too far away from him; she was a lovely young girl who dreamed of happiness and she still hadn't the strenght to endure all the pain of the royal life. But I like to think that both of them tried their best to make the marriage work, at least for a while - but it was simply not meant to be. The fact that she died so young and so tragically did the rest.

@@beauty9903 I think the same as you

I get what Princess Anne was saying and the point of her saying that, but I question the thought that Prince Charles older than he is. What the hell does this family know emotional maturity or some kind of aged wisdom?

Something I learned from my family: don't get married too young, don't get married too quickly, and don't get married to someone who seems way better/worse than you. I know this might not be 100% true, but it can help young people avoid about 80% of marriages that end with divorce

But Di was in love with Charles. Would you blame her? If she only knew what kind of family she will be dealing with plus the adultery

Nah Charles was just too into himself that he needed his ego stroked all the time but his wife was getting all the attention and was more famous than him

@Grandiose P yep, Charles attacked diana because she was an easy target rather than his mother or father or anyone who had more power than himself and the way he was raised made him lack genuine compassion to help people that wasn’t because of a power move

Exactly.

She wasn't born a princess....

@@glen7318 No I mean she is a true princess

@@cherryblossom2494 Depends what you call a Princess. She was only a princess by marriage and so when she divorced, she stopped bieng one.

If you love someone, sometimes that someone's happiness is your happiness. By that I mean that the problem was not that Diana did something that Carlos did not like (although it was a gift made with good intentions, and even if you do not like it, you are not going to claim it, or freely state how much you hated that gift because that does not stop being a present). He does not love her, therefore nothing that she does or does not do will make him happy, regardless of whether it makes her happy. Not even for the happiness of their children they could continue together, there was a great distance between them.

I agree with you...

What is wrong with her dancing with another man? She’s not making out with him.

he has such likeability and charisma you actually feel bad that he feels put out on his birthday lol! I can see where he's coming from because I had friends that would hijack special moments for me and make it about them so...it can feel disappointing. But she wasn't coming from a bad or selfish place and should've enjoyed the moment. the night did become about her in a way.

@@zthetajulietta8184 maybe you're a narcissist. That's why

@@jonassantiago4737 Maybe I'm complimenting the actor for trying to give a sympathetic performance. I hate the concept of pretty privilege and defending or giving preferential treatment to people based on looks and not who was actually wrong or who was the victim. You know, who displayed bad character and selfish motives. stop projecting your insecurities man and enjoy the nice performances. I always thought Charles had his own stresses and pressures from that awful establishment and had to procure a virginal, aristocratic, and young wife. He couldn't be with someone he loved and was close to his age, of course, there will be contention. that establishment is sexist, ageist, slut-shaming, racist-- the system is archaic. calm down, I'm a Camilla sympathizer lol *this is sarcasm for the fucking idiots. be positive.

@@zthetajulietta8184 You should started your reply with "I'm a Camilla sympathizer" Enough for me to stop reading lol

@@jonassantiago4737 you have no sense of humor lol. It's hyperbole and sarcasm, babe. I feel bad for everyone and I sympathize with Diana, too... starting to sound like a "narcissist" if you can't sympathize with every side of a story. I don't care about royal nonsense, but a non-narcissistic person will feel bad when a woman is called an ugly dog that ruined a beautiful princess's image and marriage that was ruined from the start and was very complicated and nuanced on both sides.

No, she didn't blind everyone with her charm. A lot of people who met her or got to know her or worked for her were a lot less than enchanted with her...

This really happend, there are photos