Nothing, absolutely nothing, occurred here in England that day. Just that funeral. I've never experienced a similar atmosphere before or since. From the day she died, to the day she was buried, it was the most sombre and surreal week in this country's history. Let me assure you, the scenes you witnessed across the world of us British people gathering, mourning and in all other aspects of public display were entirely heartfelt and genuine. There was no bandwagon jumping, no hype, no insincerity. These people you saw were not largely Diana fanatics of any kind. It was all of us. Just ordinary people, some of whom didn't even realize they cared about her before her death. For that one day, the world stopped. You can't record what it felt like. The history books will never accurately relay what it was like to actually be there, witnessing this truly extraordinary moment in time. And believe me, it was indeed extraordinary.
I believe every word here. Imagine I was 17 sitting looking at this from Trinidad & Tobago. And even now, US-based, I will never forget the woman. I cannot imagine what you the people there felt, and perhaps still do. What an absolute heart break.
+97channel Great Britain is "somber" and "surreal" 24/7, year 'round! It's one of the bloodiest boring & banal places to live on Earth (outside of Somis, California) You should have known.
+Rocket Dogs It only took you one fourth of a year to come up with...that!? That's the best you could do? Oh, kid? What exactly IS a "fuckstick"? Do you generally gargle after eating them? You should have known.
+Rocket Dogs So, you admit it took you 3 months to formulate an "insult"? Look, kid; you couldn't "insult" me if I forced you to at gunpoint! Click on my little avatar picture and scan all the pictures to see who you're dealing with. I'm no basement dwelling moron you're obviously used to trolling. You're dealing with the "real thing", you blithering idiot! "Drop the mic"? [sic] You into the prison shower thing? You should have known.
+Rocket Dogs I'm flattered that you're impressed with me to the point of practically begging me to allow you to puff on my peter but, bad news, princess: I'm straight! Oh, and who you callin' "profoundly", kid? You should have known.
I feel sorry for you. Your anger at Princess Diana is misplaced, and quite frankly, just mean and rude. Have respect for the dead, if you can't manage to be polite, SHUT UP.
Tough she didn't got the love from her husband, she got it from the whole wide world which reflects how her personality was .... What could be more greater than that.... The whole world still loves you Princess Diana , hearts of many....
Diana had more love and respect from the world her children then Charles dear God I would never want a man like that Diana was beautiful inside and out cammilla has no class at all she looks stuffy like Charles they were meant for each other
@@cynthiadavid5282 Thats exactly right, and also just the fact that Cammilla will get to be the Queen one day and Diana wont makes me mad, its unfair and undeserved and I will never be able to get over it.
@@phtuber5469 Oh do get over it. Her sons like Camilla and it's all been resolved for many many years, yet so many of the public continue to be petty. Charles may have cheated with one woman, a woman he loved, but Diana cheated with many, many men. All that, and people blame Charles. Geeze. Diana was not perfect; she put Charles through the ringer as well. I doubt Diana would have had a successful marriage regardless of who she was with. Her family is all dysfunction; her parents divorced and she had a difficult relationship with her mother, her brother married 3 times...dysfunctional personalities run in the family.
Many of us dont get love from our husbands. Many of our husbands leave us for another woman. We go on we do not sit for 30 years and point fingers and call him names when he is an amazing father to our children. We find a new husband and a new love and we form a beautiful blended family together. I KNOW if Diana were still alive she would never support the public vitriol for Camilla and Charles...when her two sons publicly kiss Camilla on both cheeks. Apparently she has been a very good stepmother to them. The Brits (and all the Diana fanatics) need to get over it. They're like that crazy ex that never gets over the breakup and just obsesses and hates on you 30 gd YEARS later! Lol its pathetic behavior. Move. On.
I was there and it has been one of the saddest day of my life. We were all crying and when Elton John started singing...sooooo sad!!! You will always be remembered Diana !!
I wasn’t born until 6 years after Diana’s death and I knew nearly 20 years on about it. Hard to believe Mummy was only 18 and dad was in his early 20’s. They are both in their 40’s now
@@rosieasmrwhispererzephier7021 Now we lose the Queen 25 years later, I’ll never forget the heartbreak of my 2009 Woody was going through and I felt his pain because I adored Queen Elizabeth
+Василий Берсенев Sorry to jump on your comment. People make hero's out of celebrities. Yes Diana was a fantastic woman but "such people" are born every day and do amazing things, they just don't get the media attention because they are simple people who just do it as a part of life. It is always the celebrities that get the, "such people." What about the Indian woman who feeds 30 homeless children from here meager income, not the royal income, but gets no news footage on CNN. She isn't one of those people who are born in a hundred years?
Thomas Lindsay Disagree. It is not enough to feed the homeless children. Sing songs and the like. You still need to have exceptional qualities and Diana they had
doc martin I've always been open to the idea but I've never seen any hard evidence. The thought of it though, makes me cringe. I have watched a few documentaries and some seriously shady shit played out for sure, including other possible suicides/murders. Sad
Princess Diana was (Is) still loved by many. She was a Lady, Princess Mother, and a Humanitarian, One in Millions. She chose to raise her children with so much love that she needed and her accomplishments were proved by her boys. I remembered watching her marriage and sadly watched her funeral. People all over the World welcomed her and the World wept along with the English people. Princess Diana will never be forgotten and will forevermore be remembered as The English Rose, The People's Princess, a Mother, and a Friend. I looked up to her. RIP.
It's been almost 20 years and I still can't believe that that beautiful lady is lying in that casket. So tragic, so heartbreaking. Crying my eyes out. She truly is the Queen of Hearts.
Jesus was a good man and was caring for his people what did they do he lives on in our hearts if we allow the beauty of Jesus to be seen in us we all can be kind love each other God wants us to live the Royal way we have his blood flowing through our veins and the free air we are all one LET US BE AT PEACE AND LOVE WITH EACH OTHER!!!🙏🙏🙏💞💞💞👍👍👍💜💜💜
+Julie Wortham I live in Australia and I too watched it - at first, as we always do, we pretended not to cry but I, and everyone else watching, just gave up our act of pretence and outwardly shed our tears - grown men cried that day as well, it affected everyone!
+Julie Wortham Me too and all who were with me. Might I add that some of the people watching, including my husband, were big tough footballers who had played a game that day but we all came together to watch this - and all were deeply moved - believe me, they were MOVED that day and they will acknowledge it as well!
I am russian and i truly respect Diana. Most memorable royal woman, who truly cares for people of her country. Why always a good people going to die? Kennedy, Diana... She never be forgotten.
i m an american. i found a Life mag with Diana on the cover. published shortly after the wedding. so she must have been about 20. i paid 3,00 am dollars for it. then sold it on Amazon for 300.00 but it did not feel morally right to keep the money, so i donated it to St Judes hosp for Children. Not only did i feel better but in a small way I felt that i was thanking Great Britian for Michael Ball. I just discovered him. Terry Browning San Fran
On September 6, 1997, an estimated 2.5 billion people around the globe tune in to television broadcasts of the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, who died at the age of 36 in a car crash in Paris the week before. I think this figure displays the amount of people who truly loved and adored Princess Diana. X
Princes or not, no child should have to bury their mother. I remember being very young and my mom had some books and magazines with this beautiful woman on the covers. After learning about her, I really mourned for her death and looked up to the things she had done. She was a wonderful woman.
+Brianna Gordy I've known too many small children who have gone through the same. I feel truly sorry for them, as I'm told the "void" is life-long. We were truly Blessed as our parents lived to enjoy Most of their grandchildren. Nothing takes the place of a true mother's Unconditional Love.
i can tell you, from personal experience, the void is deep and life long indeed. my mom has been dead for nearly 27 years now and it still hurts, maybe even more now than it did when she died. now that i'm olderi REALLY realize the depth of her loss and how it's affected my life, having so many question about many things and not being able to ask her, etc. it sucks to say the very least.
Жаль мальчиков! Они могли бы с матерью счастливо жить, если бы не такое жестокое и отвратительное отношение к Диане королевской семьи! Такой красавицы, скромной и отзывчивой, как Диана, не будет никогда.! Смогла ли понять королева, что она потенциально убила её?
@Nenethegreat W i'll tell you that it's not easy at all to live with. you can and do go on but there's nothing easy about it. it's definitely been the hardest thing i've dealt with in life. i've found myself telling people also that they are lucky to still have a mom. maybe it's wrong but i find myself envious when i see women my age with their elderly mothers and i missed out on that, my mom dying when she was only 51 yrs old. luckily i have had the support of family and great friends to see me through over the years.
lisa bradford My mother passed away 3 months before Diana - now 23 years ago - and I mourn her every day. It doesn’t get any easier. We go about our lives but she is always in my mind and heart. RIP mum and Diana 💕🐶💔🇦🇺
Here in America, we were stunned, grieved, and crying when she was lost. Too young to leave this world. I remember my mother in law crying on her front porch swing. The mailman who delivered her mail was crying too. Why? She was never entitled and above anyone. May she Rest In Peace.
This song is dedicated to everyone who lost a loved one. God bless. "I'm calling out your name tonight" by Richie Levoi th-cam.com/video/JSbGGiSe3S8/w-d-xo.html
I remember being nine years old and just crying watching this on TV. I wasn’t even from London but I loved her and always wanted to be like her. Now that I’m older and have researched her life, how heartbreaking.
As Bruce Lee said ‘the key to immortality is first living a life worth remembering’. Diana F. Spencer will live forever. She was unforgettable. I remember that night so vividly: I was in high school, supposed to be asleep but was watching tv when I saw the news ribbon at the bottom of the screen saying that Princess Diana was in a crash but was expected to survive... then suddenly the news went from reporting a broken arm to full cardiac arrest and she was gone. Just like that. I went into my parents room, woke them up to tell them that the Princess was dead. They didn’t believe me. Nobody wanted it to be true. Such a massive loss for the world.
What a terrible, terrible never ending nightmare that day must have been for William and Harry. Not only they carry their own pain, sorrow, disbelief and shock, as walking behind their mother´s coffin they feel also other people´s sorrow, pity and compassion on their young shoulders while cameras are filming, documenting every emotion they feel.
I don't know how those boys did it. Still amazing they were able to hold it together on that long walk while having to hear people constantly wailing, weeping and screaming their mother's name from the crowds lining the streets.
@@pbhoulden8212 charles forced them to walk behind her coffin because he thought that was stop people from booing at him. i dont think they wanted to do it
@S Robin its has been documented, i am not entirely sure where but i've heard it many time. both prince philip and charles forced the boys to do this, since the public at the time did not like charles and knew he mistreated diana. prince harry himself has said walking behind her coffin was the both traumatizing thing and he shouldnt have had to do it.
R.I.P Princess Diana... Your beauty is frozen in time. You have left an amazing imprint on the world with such grace and humility! Rest easy now... God speed!
watching this in 2020 a month before 2021. She is STILL a ✨QUEEN✨ to me. You're in a good place now Princess Diana ❤ you will always be remembered and always a legend ❤✨
I can remember my 2009 Woody paying tribute to Diana on the 25th anniversary of her death and Princess Diana fans were heartbroken for Woody when he said “I’ll never forgive what they did to Diana and she should’ve been still here!” Then I became Woody.EXE’s Queen 3 days later when Queen Elizabeth II died. I still couldn’t get over that it happened a day after 1940 celebrated its 82nd birthday last year; what a heartbreaking year it was for me, my 2009 Woody, my sister, Mummy and Woody.EXE. Then the 4 of them almost lost me 5 months later so it was a heartbreaking start to Woody.EXE’s reign when he almost gave up the throne. Hopefully 2024 will be a healthy year for all 5 of us as me and Woody.EXE mark our first jubilee hopefully without trama
Still remember after all these years. I went down the night before and stopped and slept out rough near Horse Guards Parade, waking up to clear blue skies. That morning you could hear a pin drop, so quiet and peaceful and surreal. It was a memory i will never forget, thanx for the upload.
I was there the night before , great atmosphere ,people came together .. the morning clear and sunny and a sense of calm , hose who were there report the same sense of quiet , like time stood still
@@TheKonga88 She helped people who were sadly dying and that’s what I loved about Diana even though I wasn’t born until 20 years later as she did that in the 80’s. I’m almost 20 now and I always pay tribute to Diana on my birthday because mine is 3 weeks after hers
It's amazing that the tears are just as quick to fall after 23 years. Thank you so much for posting this for us all. Diana will never be forgotten and will always be the People's Princess.
I was 17 years old when the princess died I remember my mom watching this with my grandmother and a month later my grandmother passed away of pancreatic cancer smh the saddest year of my life 1997 was a sad year for me now years later I look at this with great sadness still and reminiscing when my mother and grandmother watched tv together for the last time I can't believe this still affects me smh anyway rest up princess diana love you from Toledo Ohio
My mum died when I was 8, leaving behind her 4 daughters, ages 5 through 12. The idea of us walking behind her coffin for a mile is horrific. So sad that these young boys had to it.
Walking behind my Nana’s coffin to her funeral was the worst and I was very close to her. I loved her so much when she was 90 and we’d had fun together back then. My Nana died in 2016 when I was turning 14, the war gave me strength at her funeral and my beloved War has been my comfort for 9 years
At 5:13:24 in this video-that's when I absolutely lost it & started to really cry while watching Princess Diana's Funeral live as it happened. I think it was at that moment that it really hit me that she was gone. Diana's entire funeral was amazing, but it was the very ending, when "Song for Athene" starts to play, that was, to me, the most emotional part of the entire Funeral. Whoever chose "Song For Athene" to be the song playing/performed as Diana was being led out of Westminster Abbey was an absolute visionary. Watching this again on the eve of the 18th Anniversary of Princess Diana's death, I have to wonder this-Do any of you think it's remotely possible that any human being, past or living, will ever be honored with a funeral like this one ever again? RIP Diana, Princess of Wales. You are still so missed & will never be forgotten.
+Karen Catizone i think there will be other grand funerals, the queen's, for example, but the emotion displayed for diana, i don't know that we will ever see the likes of that again. she was just very special in a way that others, especially in that family, are not. the only people i can see the public mourning in the same way would be her two sons but i pray that they have MANY years ahead of them.
+Karen Catizone I think Ayrton Senna funeral was probably a similar funeral if not bigger but Princess Diana was just a unique person, too sad they way she left this earth
Diana is sadly missed in a world that has deteriorated significantly since her death, with so many wars and people suffering. She was a shining light who will never be forgotten. RIP Diana
I was there that day I and my partner and all the thousands of people there where all genuinely greaving Diana was a beautiful person inside and out we miss her so much and there will never be a funeral like that again all the people there loved that lady Diana is a star and A very unique person it will be twenty three years August 31st 2020 and I will be placing my roses 🌹 at the gates of Kensington Palace like I’ve done since 1997 god bless Diana ❤️
What breaks my heart the most is watching such young men William and Harry, especially Harry, walking behind their mother's coffin. We all felt very sad of Diana's death but this kids, learned it the hard way. I mean, they must have felt an enormous pain in their hearts. I look Harry, and he was so young, poor baby. He looked shocked and he was really brave
They were forced merely for the monarchy to be liked again, as they were hated for not responding to her death. They used the boys to gain popularity back. They should have been sheltered to cry for their mother, not a public display to keep monarchy and money for them sickening and sad. Hurt harry mentally, he needed a shoulder to cry on, someone to hold him being only 12. Maybe William also, he was older, had a different personality. I am sure it hurt him also, but hurt Harry for life.
i was just 15 years old, when i heard the news of the sad and heartbreaking passing of princess diana. it brought tears to my eyes. it brings up a lot of memories to me all the time . thanks for sharing this video, Jay Cooper.
They say the looks of a person can define a person's character. And I'm not being flattering, Saying you're georgous. hope you don't mind sending me a friend request or if you don't mind just send me a message? God bless you!!!
I was very young when this was televised. I never knew how much this loss affected the entire globe until I became a full-fledged adult. I still remember this as though it were yesterday. It still makes my heart ache, even today.
1:25:57 - You will see a little smile from Prince William here when his grandfather Prince Philip spoke to him. It was only because Prince Philip said he would walk with him, did Prince William agree to walk behind the cortege. Prince Philip had a great effect on William, and you can sense that grandfatherly love here, as he tries to cheer William up. I don't know what he said, but you can see a little smile raised from William, just for a second or two.
I remember this funeral.. I cry and i was glued to the tv until they stop broadcasting.. very sad day for the whole world, i could just imagine the pain the two boys were feeling. OMG!!
No matter how many years pass, 19 already, we will never recover from the loss of the greatest soul to have to graced this world. You will never be forgotten our Queen of Hearts ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Rest in peace Princess Dlana the world loved you very much we were so sad to have lost someone so beautiful you were the people's Princess and the Queen of Hearts.
Beautifully done Sir Elton . My heart breaks even more now as I watch Dianas boys grow and marry . She was robbed of so very much . May God Bless you always and watch over your boys . The true future Queen is laid to rest
I was there, So very moving , when her cortege passed it was eerily quiet you could hear a pin drop ..... the whole day was surreal and an experience I will never forget ...... ..A..perfect sunny day just like her..... .....
She was an Angel sent from God and God is going to take care of her sons in everything there are somethings to learn and God will take care of everything ok let us leave all in Gods care and pray earnestly!!💔
Diana was the most beloved unselfish woman/princess, what a great sadness to lose her not for the media who so wrongly took her for granted - but for her family, the two princes. Now it's a great pleasure to watch the duke and dutchess of Cambrigde and their children; George and CHarlotte. The next generation. Both father and son - future kings of England
I think she was murdered. She had said that someone was planning on killing her. She was a threat to the royal family. Everyone loved Princess Diana. It was her they wanted to see not Charles. He should have never married her, he didn't deserve this beautiful woman. Camilla is a bow wow
Such a sad end to such a beautiful loving and caring woman. It's a shame that while she loved Charles he loved someone else. Unrequited love is difficult to live with. Diana deserved love and now she is in the arms of the Lord and watching her children from above. RIP Diana you are missed.
@Nenethegreat W She didn't have the kind of love she wanted. She wanted to belong to someone for a lifetime and not just for her looks or money. She never felt wanted and she said that over and over. Like she once said billions of people could tell her they loved her but would one of them stay. A person can feel lonely in a crowded room. Sad she didnt know Prince Charles didnt love her. Her in laws didnt love her. She just wanted someone to wrap their arms around her and touch her.
A whole country weeps as they witness their beloved princess being carried to her final resting place. I imagine the rest of the world was just as sad as I was to hear of Princess Diana's passing.
They say the looks of a person can define a person's character. And I'm not being flattering, Saying you're georgous. hope you don't mind sending me a friend request or if you don't mind just send me a message? God bless you!!!
it just pains my heart to see the boys ordered to hold their emotions as their beloved mother's coffin strolls on by. I'm sorry you had to go this boys. HUGS
Princess Diana was a light of the world. No one could take her place in genuine care and love. I would dream of her often because hers was not just the face of beauty, but most of all, the face of great love for the people of the world.
I remember when me and my 2009 Woody walked behind my friends coffin and my 2009 Woody looked so worried about me because I was only 15 years old at the time and my favourite crowd returned to pay respects to my friend who died at 14. It was really traumatic for the both of us. Woody has been through hell from being abandoned by my sister to comforting me at funerals
1:08:00 Royal family is leaving Buckingam, 1:44:26 Flags are lowered at Buckhingam (After Queen Mother left the palace) 1:48:00 Queen Elisabeth,2nd, Queen Mother and Prince Edward is came to West Minister Abbey 2:00:00 Beginning of the Funeral Ceremony at West Minister Abbey 2:14:00 A speech from Lady Sarah McCorquodale, Diana's Sister 2:15:23 A Divine, BBC Chorus (Soprano: Lynne Dawson) 2:22:20 A speech from Lady Jane Felowes, Diana's Sister 2:22:47 A Divine, All Guests 2:25:58 A speech from Tony Blair, Prime Minister 2:29:03 Candle in the wind 2:33:20 A Speech from Earl Spencer, Diana's Brother 3:06:00 Diana's funeral is leaving the Abbey
Round applause 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 for Diana’s brother Earl Spencer’s speech. That was the only useful thing happened on that day. Royals should’ve treat the most beautiful Diana as a royal when she was alive not after her death . You will be ever in our hearts.
first of all, Charles had NOTHING to do behind her coffin as they were divorced. He clearly didn’t care about her, so why the heck was he walking there? It’s so disrespectful to Diana. And also, think of how hard it must have been for the two princes to walk behind her like that, with so many watching in both real life and on tv. It’s just a cruel thing to do to a 12 and 15 years old. I think this funeral was way too royal and public than what Diana would have wished... If it’s one thing the british monarchy have done wrong, it’s how they treated Diana, the Princess of Wales both when she was alive and when she died... They should be embarrassed!!
@@hazelgordon9968 it wasn’t Charles idea it was Prince Phillip’s. Prince Phillips walked behind his sister coffin when he was young, if you watch the crown it shows Prince Charles as a child in nazi occupied Germany
For them to say Prince Charles is honorable to walk behind her casket is so disrespectful to Princess Diana and her children and family. He or the Royal family shouldn't have any right there. This woman was a real true royal at heart. Something no one in the royal family will ever be or do. She touched hearts.
@@queenwright4090 I have no respect for her brother either. He denied her to come back to there home when she asked he said the press would be around to much..
I was still in school when this was happening, my mother recorded it for me but we lost the tape. I'm glad I get to see this on TH-cam. Thanks Jay Cooper.
2:59:06 This song brought back tears of emotional memory when the Princess of Wales passed away 1997. I was 15 years old when I remembered the beloved princess. Rest In Peace Her Royal Highness.
This was a beautiful ceremony to celebrate the life of Princess Diana. 🏴. I was way too young back then to understand the impact that she left behind in the world. But after watching this funeral and doing research, it really brought me to tears. 20 years have passed since her death and she's still being remembered but will never be forgotten. 💐🇬🇧 - R.I.P. 1961 - 1997
This was how Woody.EXE gave the most beautiful send off for the passengers of flight 93 and he received honours for it. I knew Todd and the others were looking down as I mentioned their names on permission from the families who gave me consent to do so. I hope to meet the United 93 families one day and thank them
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" I would like to be the queen of people's hearts."
You are Queen, you are.
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Nothing, absolutely nothing, occurred here in England that day. Just that funeral. I've never experienced a similar atmosphere before or since.
From the day she died, to the day she was buried, it was the most sombre and surreal week in this country's history.
Let me assure you, the scenes you witnessed across the world of us British people gathering, mourning and in all other aspects of public display were entirely heartfelt and genuine. There was no bandwagon jumping, no hype, no insincerity. These people you saw were not largely Diana fanatics of any kind. It was all of us. Just ordinary people, some of whom didn't even realize they cared about her before her death.
For that one day, the world stopped. You can't record what it felt like. The history books will never accurately relay what it was like to actually be there, witnessing this truly extraordinary moment in time. And believe me, it was indeed extraordinary.
I believe every word here. Imagine I was 17 sitting looking at this from Trinidad & Tobago. And even now, US-based, I will never forget the woman. I cannot imagine what you the people there felt, and perhaps still do. What an absolute heart break.
+97channel Great Britain is "somber" and "surreal" 24/7, year 'round! It's one of the bloodiest boring & banal places to live on Earth (outside of Somis, California) You should have known.
+Rocket Dogs It only took you one fourth of a year to come up with...that!? That's the best you could do? Oh, kid? What exactly IS a "fuckstick"? Do you generally gargle after eating them? You should have known.
+Rocket Dogs So, you admit it took you 3 months to formulate an "insult"? Look, kid; you couldn't "insult" me if I forced you to at gunpoint! Click on my little avatar picture and scan all the pictures to see who you're dealing with. I'm no basement dwelling moron you're obviously used to trolling. You're dealing with the "real thing", you blithering idiot! "Drop the mic"? [sic] You into the prison shower thing? You should have known.
+Rocket Dogs I'm flattered that you're impressed with me to the point of practically begging me to allow you to puff on my peter but, bad news, princess: I'm straight! Oh, and who you callin' "profoundly", kid? You should have known.
She was a princess but she always a queen of the people's hearts.
You don't realize how legendary your comment is.
Teddy Kurniawan she wasn't the queen of my heart
I feel sorry for you. Your anger at Princess Diana is misplaced, and quite frankly, just mean and rude. Have respect for the dead, if you can't manage to be polite, SHUT UP.
THANK YOU!!!!!!!👏
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This card with "Mummy" was the saddest moment in the whole history of television.
Even I had a sad day from Canada 🇨🇦
Even watching it now, it breaks my heart. Those boys were so brave that day
The saddest for me was her death!
Yeah still cuts deep today 😭
... the time, we can see it...?
Tough she didn't got the love from her husband, she got it from the whole wide world which reflects how her personality was .... What could be more greater than that.... The whole world still loves you Princess Diana , hearts of many....
Diana had more love and respect from the world her children then Charles dear God I would never want a man like that Diana was beautiful inside and out cammilla has no class at all she looks stuffy like Charles they were meant for each other
@@cynthiadavid5282 Thats exactly right, and also just the fact that Cammilla will get to be the Queen one day and Diana wont makes me mad, its unfair and undeserved and I will never be able to get over it.
@@phtuber5469 Oh do get over it. Her sons like Camilla and it's all been resolved for many many years, yet so many of the public continue to be petty. Charles may have cheated with one woman, a woman he loved, but Diana cheated with many, many men. All that, and people blame Charles. Geeze. Diana was not perfect; she put Charles through the ringer as well. I doubt Diana would have had a successful marriage regardless of who she was with. Her family is all dysfunction; her parents divorced and she had a difficult relationship with her mother, her brother married 3 times...dysfunctional personalities run in the family.
Many of us dont get love from our husbands. Many of our husbands leave us for another woman. We go on we do not sit for 30 years and point fingers and call him names when he is an amazing father to our children. We find a new husband and a new love and we form a beautiful blended family together. I KNOW if Diana were still alive she would never support the public vitriol for Camilla and Charles...when her two sons publicly kiss Camilla on both cheeks. Apparently she has been a very good stepmother to them. The Brits (and all the Diana fanatics) need to get over it. They're like that crazy ex that never gets over the breakup and just obsesses and hates on you 30 gd YEARS later! Lol its pathetic behavior. Move. On.
Jug Ears cheated 1st and that is a fact. And for your information, No Her Sons Do Not like that Dog that their father is married to.
25 years later. The heart still hurts with an emptiness that can never be filled since Diana left us . ❤️♥️❤️
25 years later and Queen Elizabeth dies. The Queen’s death is still truly hurting me and I don’t know how long I can go on for. I hope I make it to 30
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Queen Elizabeth II
Oh grow up, she was a flawed individual, not a Saint. If she hadn't be cavorting with Dodi, but home with her kids- she'd still be here.
I agree. I was living in Florida at the time. I went to the British Embassy and signed the condolence book. ❤❤
@@maryhirsch7170 If she was home, as you say, she would not have been with her 2 son's. They were spending time with Jug Ears in Scotland.
I was there and it has been one of the saddest day of my life. We were all crying and when Elton John started singing...sooooo sad!!! You will always be remembered Diana !!
Ludivine Poirier Pedroso de Faria, where were you sitting at?.
Your stupidity is incomprehensible
I wasn’t born until 6 years after Diana’s death and I knew nearly 20 years on about it. Hard to believe Mummy was only 18 and dad was in his early 20’s. They are both in their 40’s now
My Heart Aches for Elton John as he Lost 2 Close Friends Gianni Versace and Princess Diana in 1997 😢😢😢😢😢
@@rosieasmrwhispererzephier7021
Now we lose the Queen 25 years later, I’ll never forget the heartbreak of my 2009 Woody was going through and I felt his pain because I adored Queen Elizabeth
Eternal memory. Such people are born once in a hundred years.
+Василий Берсенев Sorry to jump on your comment. People make hero's out of celebrities. Yes Diana was a fantastic woman but "such people" are born every day and do amazing things, they just don't get the media attention because they are simple people who just do it as a part of life.
It is always the celebrities that get the, "such people." What about the Indian woman who feeds 30 homeless children from here meager income, not the royal income, but gets no news footage on CNN. She isn't one of those people who are born in a hundred years?
Thomas Lindsay Disagree. It is not enough to feed the homeless children. Sing songs and the like. You still need to have exceptional qualities and Diana they had
+Василий Берсенев
not everyone who wants to do charity, has the money to do it nor the media with him...
basically your sentence isnt true mate.
+Василий Берсенев You are one dim bonehead.
John Perks nn
2 months ago I was in London, left white roses to the gate of the Kensington Palace, as I have done now for 18 years.
+Tuula Westra that's lovely :)
+Tuula Westra She was a true Lady! Such a beautiful soul. Horribly tragic death she did not deserve.
doc martin I've always been open to the idea but I've never seen any hard evidence. The thought of it though, makes me cringe. I have watched a few documentaries and some seriously shady shit played out for sure, including other possible suicides/murders. Sad
Bless your heart.
+AP Johnson Oh, get over it! She's gone! Quit beatin' a dead horse!
You have earned my utmost respect for your beautiful tribute to your sister, Princess Diana. Thank you, Earl Spencer, for speaking from your heart.
Yep
Princess Diana was (Is) still loved by many. She was a Lady, Princess Mother, and a Humanitarian, One in Millions. She chose to raise her children with so much love that she needed and her accomplishments were proved by her boys. I remembered watching her marriage and sadly watched her funeral. People all over the World welcomed her and the World wept along with the English people. Princess Diana will never be forgotten and will forevermore be remembered as The English Rose, The People's Princess, a Mother, and a Friend. I looked up to her. RIP.
It's been almost 20 years and I still can't believe that that beautiful lady is lying in that casket. So tragic, so heartbreaking. Crying my eyes out. She truly is the Queen of Hearts.
Jesus was a good man and was caring for his people what did they do he lives on in our hearts if we allow the beauty of Jesus to be seen in us we all can be kind love each other God wants us to live the Royal way we have his blood flowing through our veins and the free air we are all one LET US BE AT PEACE AND LOVE WITH EACH OTHER!!!🙏🙏🙏💞💞💞👍👍👍💜💜💜
Mummy was only 18 in 1997 and now she’s 42 24 years later
Hundreds of millions of children have died in those 20 years. They weren’t on a coke fuelled weekend in Pairis.
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@@downburst1 Neither was she.
I set my alarm for 3 a.m. to be able to watch Princess Diana's funeral, as I live in the U.S. Rest in Peace Diana...you will never be forgotten.
Julie Wortham So did I. Remember watching it very well.
+Julie Wortham me too :(
+Julie Wortham I live in Australia and I too watched it - at first, as we always do, we pretended not to cry but I, and everyone else watching, just gave up our act of pretence and outwardly shed our tears - grown men cried that day as well, it affected everyone!
22Jeanie
I cried like a baby...
+Julie Wortham Me too and all who were with me. Might I add that some of the people watching, including my husband, were big tough footballers who had played a game that day but we all came together to watch this - and all were deeply moved - believe me, they were MOVED that day and they will acknowledge it as well!
No one really dies as long as there are people who remember them. RIP Our Queen of Hearts
So true.
Well nobody under 25 remembers her in real life so that’s a lot of people
The iconic, beautiful, passionate, irreplaceable, unique Princess Diana.
There will never be another Diana
I am russian and i truly respect Diana. Most memorable royal woman, who truly cares for people of her country. Why always a good people going to die? Kennedy, Diana... She never be forgotten.
It’s 23 years ago today that we lost this beautiful woman RIP Diana 🙏🙏🙏🙏
i m an american. i found a Life mag with Diana on the cover.
published shortly after the wedding. so she must have been about 20. i paid 3,00 am dollars for it. then sold it on Amazon for 300.00
but it did not feel morally right to keep the money, so i donated it
to St Judes hosp for Children.
Not only did i feel better but in a small way I felt that i was
thanking Great Britian for Michael Ball. I just discovered him.
Terry Browning San Fran
24 years ago tomorrow we would tragically lost Diana and no one will be home with me!
At least I can cry privately
On September 6, 1997, an estimated 2.5 billion people around the globe tune in to television broadcasts of the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales, who died at the age of 36 in a car crash in Paris the week before.
I think this figure displays the amount of people who truly loved and adored Princess Diana. X
Princes or not, no child should have to bury their mother. I remember being very young and my mom had some books and magazines with this beautiful woman on the covers. After learning about her, I really mourned for her death and looked up to the things she had done. She was a wonderful woman.
+Brianna Gordy I've known too many small children who have gone through the same. I feel truly sorry for them, as I'm told the "void" is life-long. We were truly Blessed as our parents lived to enjoy Most of their grandchildren. Nothing takes the place of a true mother's Unconditional Love.
i can tell you, from personal experience, the void is deep and life long indeed. my mom has been dead for nearly 27 years now and it still hurts, maybe even more now than it did when she died. now that i'm olderi REALLY realize the depth of her loss and how it's affected my life, having so many question about many things and not being able to ask her, etc. it sucks to say the very least.
Жаль мальчиков! Они могли бы с матерью счастливо жить, если бы не такое жестокое и отвратительное отношение к Диане королевской семьи! Такой красавицы, скромной и отзывчивой, как Диана, не будет никогда.! Смогла ли понять королева, что она потенциально убила её?
@Nenethegreat W i'll tell you that it's not easy at all to live with. you can and do go on but there's nothing easy about it. it's definitely been the hardest thing i've dealt with in life. i've found myself telling people also that they are lucky to still have a mom. maybe it's wrong but i find myself envious when i see women my age with their elderly mothers and i missed out on that, my mom dying when she was only 51 yrs old. luckily i have had the support of family and great friends to see me through over the years.
lisa bradford My mother passed away 3 months before Diana - now 23 years ago - and I mourn her every day. It doesn’t get any easier. We go about our lives but she is always in my mind and heart. RIP mum and Diana 💕🐶💔🇦🇺
Here in America, we were stunned, grieved, and crying when she was lost. Too young to leave this world. I remember my mother in law crying on her front porch swing. The mailman who delivered her mail was crying too. Why? She was never entitled and above anyone. May she Rest In Peace.
This song is dedicated to everyone who lost a loved one. God bless. "I'm calling out your name tonight" by Richie Levoi th-cam.com/video/JSbGGiSe3S8/w-d-xo.html
RESPECT.
I'm American and I'm crying my eyes out. She was amazing. I remember watching this then. It still hurts
I remember being nine years old and just crying watching this on TV. I wasn’t even from London but I loved her and always wanted to be like her. Now that I’m older and have researched her life, how heartbreaking.
What a beautiful tribute to his sister. Well done, Sir.
yes, her brother said in HIS words what princess Diana was. An angel
Yep Charles donut
As Bruce Lee said ‘the key to immortality is first living a life worth remembering’. Diana F. Spencer will live forever. She was unforgettable.
I remember that night so vividly:
I was in high school, supposed to be asleep but was watching tv when I saw the news ribbon at the bottom of the screen saying that Princess Diana was in a crash but was expected to survive... then suddenly the news went from reporting a broken arm to full cardiac arrest and she was gone. Just like that. I went into my parents room, woke them up to tell them that the Princess was dead. They didn’t believe me. Nobody wanted it to be true. Such a massive loss for the world.
There was no one more beautiful inside and out. I will cry forever.
What a terrible, terrible never ending nightmare that day must have been for William and Harry. Not only they carry their own pain, sorrow, disbelief and shock, as walking behind their mother´s coffin they feel also other people´s sorrow, pity and compassion on their young shoulders while cameras are filming, documenting every emotion they feel.
I don't know how those boys did it. Still amazing they were able to hold it together on that long walk while having to hear people constantly wailing, weeping and screaming their mother's name from the crowds lining the streets.
I have the royal families feelings because my cousin was killed in a truck accident
No child should have to endure that pain.
@@pbhoulden8212 charles forced them to walk behind her coffin because he thought that was stop people from booing at him. i dont think they wanted to do it
@S Robin its has been documented, i am not entirely sure where but i've heard it many time. both prince philip and charles forced the boys to do this, since the public at the time did not like charles and knew he mistreated diana. prince harry himself has said walking behind her coffin was the both traumatizing thing and he shouldnt have had to do it.
Diana was a great mother and would have made a wonderful grandmother.
R.I.P Princess Diana... Your beauty is frozen in time. You have left an amazing imprint on the world with such grace and humility!
Rest easy now... God speed!
❤️
Twenty years on and it still feels like it happened yesterday. There will never be another like her in my lifetime.
So so so sad
watching this in 2020 a month before 2021. She is STILL a ✨QUEEN✨ to me. You're in a good place now Princess Diana ❤ you will always be remembered and always a legend ❤✨
Seeing this back almost 20 years after - my heart still aches. I remember the river of tears I shed when I was watching it live.
I can remember my 2009 Woody paying tribute to Diana on the 25th anniversary of her death and Princess Diana fans were heartbroken for Woody when he said “I’ll never forgive what they did to Diana and she should’ve been still here!” Then I became Woody.EXE’s Queen 3 days later when Queen Elizabeth II died. I still couldn’t get over that it happened a day after 1940 celebrated its 82nd birthday last year; what a heartbreaking year it was for me, my 2009 Woody, my sister, Mummy and Woody.EXE. Then the 4 of them almost lost me 5 months later so it was a heartbreaking start to Woody.EXE’s reign when he almost gave up the throne. Hopefully 2024 will be a healthy year for all 5 of us as me and Woody.EXE mark our first jubilee hopefully without trama
To me, she was more of a princess than Charles being a prince
Still remember after all these years. I went down the night before and stopped and slept out rough near Horse Guards Parade, waking up to clear blue skies.
That morning you could hear a pin drop, so quiet and peaceful and surreal.
It was a memory i will never forget, thanx for the upload.
I was there the night before , great atmosphere ,people came together .. the morning clear and sunny and a sense of calm , hose who were there report the same sense of quiet , like time stood still
20 years on and it still hurts like hell to have lost her.
Tiggie2000 I heartily, fervently agree.
Why? Was she a member of your family? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🔚🔚👳
@@TheKonga88
She helped people who were sadly dying and that’s what I loved about Diana even though I wasn’t born until 20 years later as she did that in the 80’s. I’m almost 20 now and I always pay tribute to Diana on my birthday because mine is 3 weeks after hers
@@nicolelawless3199 LMMFAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣
@@TheKonga88
What the hell is wrong with you?! I can honour Diana and I did!
It's amazing that the tears are just as quick to fall after 23 years. Thank you so much for posting this for us all. Diana will never be forgotten and will always be the People's Princess.
The queen of our hearts
@@HeidiAndScots The Queen Mum was actually quite mad that Diana was called The Queen of People's Hearts because she wanted to be called that.
We miss you Princess Diana of Wales
She was taken too soon,and loved by so many. Never forgotten,and always adored.xoxo
God bless her, always and forever. I as an American, have always loved Princess Diana.
Catherine Splane So have I.
i'm here 2020 looking again
Same here
Me too😔
I was 10 years old when my grandmother showed me this on tv
The same for me. She wanted to be "the queen of hearts," and she was and is.
Still sad.
Still so heartbreaking to watch, 20 years later. Diana will be forever missed and forever loved.
It was heartbreaking when she passed away
I was 22 ... 42 now and my sadness watching this is still as palpable as the day this aired.
coffycup75 Yes,same.
I was 17 years old when the princess died I remember my mom watching this with my grandmother and a month later my grandmother passed away of pancreatic cancer smh the saddest year of my life 1997 was a sad year for me now years later I look at this with great sadness still and reminiscing when my mother and grandmother watched tv together for the last time I can't believe this still affects me smh anyway rest up princess diana love you from Toledo Ohio
Diana.the best royal in British history.never forget her.
My mum died when I was 8, leaving behind her 4 daughters, ages 5 through 12. The idea of us walking behind her coffin for a mile is horrific. So sad that these young boys had to it.
I’m so sorry. I can’t imagine how that affected you all. Xx
Being public figures they had to do it.
Walking behind my Nana’s coffin to her funeral was the worst and I was very close to her. I loved her so much when she was 90 and we’d had fun together back then. My Nana died in 2016 when I was turning 14, the war gave me strength at her funeral and my beloved War has been my comfort for 9 years
@@melgrant7404 they didnt Have to do it their father should have protected them
Wow, goosebumps all over my body. The effects is still there after do many years. Seeing people crying, I'm also crying while watching 😭😭😭
It hurts so much watching her children walking behind her coffin. Breaks my heart.
At 5:13:24 in this video-that's when I absolutely lost it & started to really cry while watching Princess Diana's Funeral live as it happened. I think it was at that moment that it really hit me that she was gone.
Diana's entire funeral was amazing, but it was the very ending, when "Song for Athene" starts to play, that was, to me, the most emotional part of the entire Funeral. Whoever chose "Song For Athene" to be the song playing/performed as Diana was being led out of Westminster Abbey was an absolute visionary.
Watching this again on the eve of the 18th Anniversary of Princess Diana's death, I have to wonder this-Do any of you think it's remotely possible that any human being, past or living, will ever be honored with a funeral like this one ever again?
RIP Diana, Princess of Wales. You are still so missed & will never be forgotten.
+Karen Catizone i think there will be other grand funerals, the queen's, for example, but the emotion displayed for diana, i don't know that we will ever see the likes of that again. she was just very special in a way that others, especially in that family, are not. the only people i can see the public mourning in the same way would be her two sons but i pray that they have MANY years ahead of them.
+Karen Catizone We loved Diana here in America too!
+timothy moore Many, not all.
+Karen Catizone I think Ayrton Senna funeral was probably a similar funeral if not bigger but Princess Diana was just a unique person, too sad they way she left this earth
I totally agree. That song, plus the haunting sound of bells ringing backwards as her coffin was carried out of the church, was beyond heartbreaking.
Diana is sadly missed in a world that has deteriorated significantly since her death, with so many wars and people suffering. She was a shining light who will never be forgotten. RIP Diana
I was there that day I and my partner and all the thousands of people there where all genuinely greaving Diana was a beautiful person inside and out we miss her so much and there will never be a funeral like that again all the people there loved that lady Diana is a star and A very unique person it will be twenty three years August 31st 2020 and I will be placing my roses 🌹 at the gates of Kensington Palace like I’ve done since 1997 god bless Diana ❤️
I'm crying. I was only 6 when she passed away. Rest in peace, thank you for all the good things you have done.
What breaks my heart the most is watching such young men William and Harry, especially Harry, walking behind their mother's coffin. We all felt very sad of Diana's death but this kids, learned it the hard way. I mean, they must have felt an enormous pain in their hearts. I look Harry, and he was so young, poor baby. He looked shocked and he was really brave
And not to mention his 13th birthdate was approaching. That poor baby. So happy that he and meagan found each other
I totally agree, no kids should be forced to follow the coffins of their moms or dads. Watching this was truly heart-breaking
They were forced merely for the monarchy to be liked again, as they were hated for not responding to her death. They used the boys to gain popularity back. They should have been sheltered to cry for their mother, not a public display to keep monarchy and money for them sickening and sad. Hurt harry mentally, he needed a shoulder to cry on, someone to hold him being only 12. Maybe William also, he was older, had a different personality. I am sure it hurt him also, but hurt Harry for life.
@@saba6502
I attended my friends funeral in 2017 and he was just 14! My beloved war gave me strength again
Lady Diana u will forever be remembered. R.I.P
i was just 15 years old, when i heard the news of the sad and heartbreaking passing of princess diana. it brought tears to my eyes. it brings up a lot of memories to me all the time . thanks for sharing this video, Jay Cooper.
They say the looks of a person can define a person's character. And I'm not being flattering, Saying you're georgous. hope you don't mind sending me a friend request or if you don't mind just send me a message? God bless you!!!
I was very young when this was televised. I never knew how much this loss affected the entire globe until I became a full-fledged adult. I still remember this as though it were yesterday. It still makes my heart ache, even today.
In Memory of Princess Diana🌹
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The most shocking and sadest funeral of modern age
Diana was truly GOD given to us. We still miss her so much.
16 years after saying I do, This Princess loses her life, so sad, A beautiful Princess she was. RIP! Diana.
1:25:57 - You will see a little smile from Prince William here when his grandfather Prince Philip spoke to him. It was only because Prince Philip said he would walk with him, did Prince William agree to walk behind the cortege. Prince Philip had a great effect on William, and you can sense that grandfatherly love here, as he tries to cheer William up. I don't know what he said, but you can see a little smile raised from William, just for a second or two.
the wailing of the women..so sad. Was such a shock for the world...she was loved and her boys have made her proud. Rest well Princess.
They were laughing because a frog had jumped on top of the coffin.. 🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸😂😂😂😂😂🏃🏃🏃🏃🔚☕
20yrs on this still brings a tear to my eyes.... The Queen of Hearts......RIP
beatiful angel, now she keep their children... god bless her
While everyone is drinking and partying for New Years, I’m watching Princess Diana’s funeral from beginning to end. 2021 🌹
I remember this funeral.. I cry and i was glued to the tv until they stop broadcasting.. very sad day for the whole world, i could just imagine the pain the two boys were feeling. OMG!!
No matter how much years passes by lady Diana you we’ll always be loved and never forgotten there never be another you ❤️🥀
No matter how many years pass, 19 already, we will never recover from the loss of the greatest soul to have to graced this world.
You will never be forgotten our Queen of Hearts ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Still Heartbreaking after 20 years 😢
I still remember people throwing flowers onto the hearse post ceremony on the way to the burial site. Was beginning the eighth grade when she passed.
I was one of those who threw flowers on her hearse as she passed park lane .. the day was memorable , never forgotten
Rest in peace Princess Dlana the world loved you very much we were so sad to have lost someone so beautiful you were the people's Princess and the Queen of Hearts.
Beautifully done Sir Elton . My heart breaks even more now as I watch Dianas boys grow and marry . She was robbed of so very much . May God Bless you always and watch over your boys . The true future Queen is laid to rest
Agree xx
I was there, So very moving , when her cortege passed it was eerily quiet you could hear a pin drop ..... the whole day was surreal and an experience I will never forget ...... ..A..perfect sunny day just like her..... .....
She was an Angel sent from God and God is going to take care of her sons in everything there are somethings to learn and God will take care of everything ok let us leave all in Gods care and pray earnestly!!💔
God surely could have protected her ,don't you think?
I 've cried that day and all day when I heard the passing of Princess Diana. RIP Princess Diana. God bless the boys.
Diana was the most beloved unselfish woman/princess, what a great sadness to lose her not for the media who so wrongly took her for granted - but for her family, the two princes. Now it's a great pleasure to watch the duke and dutchess of Cambrigde and their children; George and CHarlotte. The next generation. Both father and son - future kings of England
+kezren89 :(
+LittleFlowerJ89 she flaunted her adultery to the world.
+Jordan Wendt What is a woman to do when her husband does the same?
+AP Johnson divorce, not cheat
I think she was murdered. She had said that someone was planning on killing her. She was a threat to the royal family. Everyone loved Princess Diana. It was her they wanted to see not Charles. He should have never married her, he didn't deserve this beautiful woman. Camilla is a bow wow
I remember seeing my mother cry for Lady D's funeral. Beautiful soul that is still remembered till this day.
Such a sad end to such a beautiful loving and caring woman. It's a shame that while she loved Charles he loved someone else. Unrequited love is difficult to live with. Diana deserved love and now she is in the arms of the Lord and watching her children from above. RIP Diana you are missed.
@Nenethegreat W She didn't have the kind of love she wanted. She wanted to belong to someone for a lifetime and not just for her looks or money. She never felt wanted and she said that over and over. Like she once said billions of people could tell her they loved her but would one of them stay. A person can feel lonely in a crowded room. Sad she didnt know Prince Charles didnt love her. Her in laws didnt love her. She just wanted someone to wrap their arms around her and touch her.
A whole country weeps as they witness their beloved princess being carried to her final resting place. I imagine the rest of the world was just as sad as I was to hear of Princess Diana's passing.
Your stupidity is incomprehensible
We loved her.
I'm in Canada and she was mourned here and is remembered... May she rest in perfect peace
I grieved when Prince Philip died and hearing him talk to everyone for the first time really hurts me. I really miss him
Thank you for this invaluable piece of history. Still sad as if it was yesterday :(
Mauser I love your comments.
Will never forget the sound of those weeping women😔
That word “mummy” always makes me cry
No one can replace her in our hearts 😭🤧💐 love from the Philippines.
The music for this was so beautiful and so well performed!
They say the looks of a person can define a person's character. And I'm not being flattering, Saying you're georgous. hope you don't mind sending me a friend request or if you don't mind just send me a message? God bless you!!!
She was a great person, and made a difference in so many ways.
it just pains my heart to see the boys ordered to hold their emotions as their beloved mother's coffin strolls on by. I'm sorry you had to go this boys. HUGS
Thank goodness Prince Philip was by them
This was the saddest day ever
SHE was the true QUEEN OF HEARTS
RIP Princess Diana...I recently watched documentary about whole Diana's Life. It was 20th anniversary from her Death...RIP Again, Big Respect!
Elton John - Goodbye Britain's Rose (Candle In The Wind) at 4:38:25
Jeremy Boy I like this version of this song better than the original version
I think hes singing "Englands Rose"!
He's singing goodbye Lollipop nose. 😀😀😀😀👳👳🏃🏃🏃👺👺👺👺🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭👺🍭👺🍭👺🍭👺🍭👺🍭👺🍭👺🍭👺
Princess Diana was a light of the world. No one could take her place in genuine care and love. I would dream of her often because hers was not just the face of beauty, but most of all, the face of great love for the people of the world.
Those poor boys. This moment killed me.
I remember when me and my 2009 Woody walked behind my friends coffin and my 2009 Woody looked so worried about me because I was only 15 years old at the time and my favourite crowd returned to pay respects to my friend who died at 14. It was really traumatic for the both of us. Woody has been through hell from being abandoned by my sister to comforting me at funerals
1:08:00 Royal family is leaving Buckingam,
1:44:26 Flags are lowered at Buckhingam (After Queen Mother left the palace)
1:48:00 Queen Elisabeth,2nd, Queen Mother and Prince Edward is came to West Minister Abbey
2:00:00 Beginning of the Funeral Ceremony at West Minister Abbey
2:14:00 A speech from Lady Sarah McCorquodale, Diana's Sister
2:15:23 A Divine, BBC Chorus (Soprano: Lynne Dawson)
2:22:20 A speech from Lady Jane Felowes, Diana's Sister
2:22:47 A Divine, All Guests
2:25:58 A speech from Tony Blair, Prime Minister
2:29:03 Candle in the wind
2:33:20 A Speech from Earl Spencer, Diana's Brother
3:06:00 Diana's funeral is leaving the Abbey
Round applause 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 for Diana’s brother Earl Spencer’s speech. That was the only useful thing happened on that day. Royals should’ve treat the most beautiful Diana as a royal when she was alive not after her death . You will be ever in our hearts.
first of all, Charles had NOTHING to do behind her coffin as they were divorced. He clearly didn’t care about her, so why the heck was he walking there? It’s so disrespectful to Diana. And also, think of how hard it must have been for the two princes to walk behind her like that, with so many watching in both real life and on tv. It’s just a cruel thing to do to a 12 and 15 years old. I think this funeral was way too royal and public than what Diana would have wished... If it’s one thing the british monarchy have done wrong, it’s how they treated Diana, the Princess of Wales both when she was alive and when she died... They should be embarrassed!!
I think that's what Meghan is running from too!
@@hazelgordon9968 it wasn’t Charles idea it was Prince Phillip’s. Prince Phillips walked behind his sister coffin when he was young, if you watch the crown it shows Prince Charles as a child in nazi occupied Germany
For them to say Prince Charles is honorable to walk behind her casket is so disrespectful to Princess Diana and her children and family. He or the Royal family shouldn't have any right there. This woman was a real true royal at heart. Something no one in the royal family will ever be or do. She touched hearts.
Charles only did it as a show and because he knew how guilty he was..
@@queenwright4090 I have no respect for her brother either. He denied her to come back to there home when she asked he said the press would be around to much..
Diana would’ve loved her daughters-in-laws.
Don't forget about Her Grand-Children too.
She would have had them bitten by rattlesnakes.. 🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🔚🔚🔚👳
Only Kate Middleton 🧐
Chris Mc Evoy I don't think so about the gold digger actress
@@deborah8887 ; Invece è al contrario Diana sicuramente NO avrebbe voluto la FALSA ed Ipocrita Kate. Meghan è una DONNA molto Sincera e Genuina.
I was still in school when this was happening, my mother recorded it for me but we lost the tape. I'm glad I get to see this on TH-cam. Thanks Jay Cooper.
She was born to be queen in everyone’s heart
I miss you. I looked up to you as a child .
Earl Spencer's speech is simply wonderful!
2:59:06 This song brought back tears of emotional memory when the Princess of Wales passed away 1997. I was 15 years old when I remembered the beloved princess. Rest In Peace Her Royal Highness.
This was a beautiful ceremony to celebrate the life of Princess Diana. 🏴. I was way too young back then to understand the impact that she left behind in the world. But after watching this funeral and doing research, it really brought me to tears. 20 years have passed since her death and she's still being remembered but will never be forgotten. 💐🇬🇧 - R.I.P. 1961 - 1997
This was how Woody.EXE gave the most beautiful send off for the passengers of flight 93 and he received honours for it. I knew Todd and the others were looking down as I mentioned their names on permission from the families who gave me consent to do so. I hope to meet the United 93 families one day and thank them
Love you forever Princess Diana.
We loved you Princess Diana,even we are here in the Philippines,I know how kind your heart.Your always remain our Princess.