Why The Need For The Two Princes To Make This Programme 20 Years After Diana's Death??

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4723286/How-missed-mother-s-final-days-Prince-Harry.html

[fiction-factory]

Maybe they feel they have had to keep a lot of things quiet/bottled things up and now they want to talk about it and celebrate her life.

[ummmm]

It's coming up to her anniversary. They've never publicly said how they feel.

[Old_Geezer]

Because tales of royalty go down well with the masses.
(And often wastes half one's newspaper.)

[Hopkirk]

It's doing my head in.

[scooping]

Considering their family and its problems over the years can't help but think that the two of them have turned out pretty well.

[anotheoldgit]

I wonder if they have considered their Father's feelings?

[Islay]

Why should they not?
They aren now of an age where they can speak publicly about their mother and how her death affected them - and their guilt over her death.
With them speaking out perhaps it will help other young people get over a death of a loved one and be able to move on with their lives.

[anotheoldgit]

Old_Geezer

/// Because tales of royalty go down well with the masses. ///

You could well be right, I bet this book will 'fly' off the shelves.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/831803/Princess-Diana-death-dodi-truth-book-cover-up-car-crash-Dodi-Fayed-conspiracy

[ummmm]

AOG...do you not think this programme was ok'd by the royals?

[anotheoldgit]

Islay

/// and their guilt over her death. ///

Why should the Princes be guilty over her death?

[fiction-factory]

So do you think Harry and William have been promised payments based on sales by the publishers or the writer who is a spokesman for the Fayed family

[Islay]

Because they did not see their mother for a month before her death and her last phone call to them the day before her death they cut short because they were playing with their cousins.

As for considering their father - do you think he considered them or future heirs when he started an affair with Camilla?

[ummmm]

AOG...you must have dealt with death in your lifetime. It might not be guilt about her death but it could be guilt about the last spoken words.

[anotheoldgit]

fiction-factory

Er!!! Where have I said that I thought that?

[anneasquith]

Whatever this programme reveals/ or not, such a pity young boys ,the product off divorce hadn't seen their mother for a month !l

[jason.p]

I can't see the point of raking this all up again. It doesn't do her memory any good. Why did she not see her children for a month and who was she with when she phoned them that last time. Not an ideal devoted mother IMO. Can any parent here imagine leaving their kids for a month . If there's any guilt it should not be with the boys.

[Islay]

We don't know why she did not see them for a month it could have been the terms of the divorce - a month with their father a month with their mother!
As for their last phone call it was the children that cut it short not Diana!!

[mallyh]

it is very sad but over 20years she has been in the papers for one reason or another ,enough is enough .

[ummmm]

They are royalty. Diana couldn't whisk them away as and when she felt like it, even if she wanted to.

[ummmm]

Mally...people are still interested. She still sells papers.