Princess Diana's "curse" still seems to be affecting the royal family. Recently, King Charles and Camilla were forced to close the comments on Christmas posts due to strong opposition from netizens. The couple posted a photo celebrating Christmas on social media
It was originally intended to convey warm wishes, but it sparked a large number of offensive comments. It is said that the reason for this may be related to Netflix's film and television series "The Crown", which shows the misfortune of Princess Diana
aroused the anger and dissatisfaction of netizens against Charles and Camilla. It's been more than 23 years since Princess Diana's death, but her presence still seems to have deeply affected the public mood. A netizen said in the comments that after the fourth season of "The Crown",
There was a shift in attitudes towards Charles and Camilla. While another netizen bluntly said that he was angry when he saw their Christmas cards. This sentiment seems to have carried over into real life as well, leading to attacks on the royal family socially. At the same time,
King Charles also faced some openly hostile encounters, and there were times when eggs were thrown at him, although he managed to avoid them without causing an embarrassing situation. And after Queen Elizabeth's death last year, King Charles delivered his first Christmas message. However,
Along with the tensions between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and rumours related to Prince Harry's memoirs, these events constitute a stern test of the relationship between the public and the royal family. In this context,
Prince Harry seems to be working hard to write his second memoir, focusing on his and Meghan's efforts and dedication to philanthropy. Cristina Garibaldi, host of the Royal Podcast, said: "They seem to be moving in a positive direction.
They have a lot to do, and Prince Harry is writing a second memoir. ”。At the same time, the public has expressed a variety of opinions about these events. But in any case, justice is at ease in the hearts of the people, and anyone's actions will be judged by the public. In the age of the Internet,
Information spreads quickly, and all actions will be amplified and scrutinized. Both the royal family and ordinary people need to be responsible for their actions, and only in this way can they win the respect and recognition of society.