I watched the programme on Diana. She had such a natural warmth and empathy with people and she lit up a room.
She had her faults, as indeed we all do, but she shone a light in dark places such as HIV/AIDS and others.
She wanted to be loved. Don't we all? From when her mother left when she was six, she seemed not to have this. It was not unreasonable to expect that her husband would love her, but I also watched the programme on Charles and his previous girlfriends, and can see how much pressure he was under to find a wife and how his proposals were rejected by several girlfriends (just like Harry's were!) Diana said herself that they had only had 18 dates before marrying, and I read that she impressed upon William the need to really know someone before marrying. He followed that advice. Harry didn't.
Charles could not have married Camilla back then because she already had a racy past and was sleeping around, so she wasn't suitable. Obviously Charles was sleeping around too, but it was the old double standard thing ..... the future Queen was supposed to be virginal.
Charles actually said it all at their engagement interview when he said "I am amazed that she wants to take me on." Nobody else did, but Diana actually said he was "amazing". She was deeply in love.
Annie I don't understand your bitterness towards Diana. She did a great deal of good work, she had some wonderful qualities and, as I said before, most people can accept that she was very hard done by. If her marriage to Charles had been a love match, they could have gone on to do great things.