do. no we don t. i i charles and diana were fundamentally incompatible. the 12-years age gap was problematic. diana was 24, charles was 36, and he was an older 36 growing up knowing you re going to be the king of england. she s fully 20th century woman and she s 19th century man, super into water colors and history and she loves dancing and full of energy and full of life. the only commonality between them was william and harry, the children, and inevitably tensions grew. diana felt she wasn t getting enough attention from charles. we have to remember that diana grew up in a broken family. she wanted this close, tight-knit family.
the real shame was he didn t see the potential there for both of them and how much diana s star power could have really benefited the royal family. balloons greeted them in canada as the princess continued the process of being introduced to the commonwealth. when the royal couple got to canada diana had changed there was a selfish yearn. a confidence. she was on the front cover of every newspaper, every magazine, all over the world. the royal family wasn t giving her that feedback and it was something she was craving. what a boost that must have been as a young woman, that would mean a lot. she was beginning to realize her own power, her own resonance, the fact that people just loved and adored her. big royal trip, australia, new zealand, canada. massive. but massive really only for one
knew. would you dance with the prince harry. if she d like me to. the high point was to orchestrate star john travolta to ask diana to dance. i think diana thrived in the moments where the spotlight shown so brightly on her. diana wasn t phased at all. she loved to dance. here she was dancing with one of the most celebrated dancers in the world at this time. she just came alive. it showed diana s star power was really equal to that of a major hollywood star. screaming for the princess wherever she went. thousands gathered along pennsylvania s avenue to catch a glimpse of the motorcade of the visitors. charles agrees to have a press conference to talk about the exhibit he was opening. all they wanted to talk about