Did Prince Charles even a bit loved Princess Diana?

Question

Did Prince Charles even a bit loved Princess Diana?

Answer 1

Yes.  She 'brush up' to look quite nice when she was younger.  Good for jiggy jig.  But she went to look like tennis player when she is getting older.  My son Dodi he did not mind this. He think she very radiant and have a lot of money.

Answer 2

I think he did, in his own screwed up way...But he had the family hoe he was shagging. and he had stonger feelings for her then diana...

Answer 3

Yeah, at the beginning, he had a great respect for her.  Just not enough to give up Camilla.  Sad, really.

Answer 4

No chance

Answer 5

Only Charles could answer that. The rest of us can only give our opinions

Answer 6

Both Prince Charles and the late, Diana, Princess of Wales did not honestly share the same kind of love and passion, that Charles and Camilla did. The marriage was a disaster starting from the beginning, it was a "loveless" marriage, and neither of them truly loved each other.

Diana, was young and naive at the time of her engagement, she did not know what she was doing, she married Charles, not out of love, but just because he proposed to her, and felt like she had to accepted it because he is a Prince.

Prince, was getting old, and his parents were pressuring him in finding a bride since Camilla is out of the question, he had to choose someone that fit the requirement of a Princess of Wales and fast.

He met Diana, through her sister, Lady Sarah, there might have been a physical attraction, but nothing deeper than that. He felt deeply pressured and Diana was the perfect candidate as his princess. She was young, innocent, a virgin, a Protestant, and comes from an aristocrat family.

Finally, he proposed, and she accepted it, knowing that Camilla, was still in the picture. She regretted it many times throughout their engagement, and finally went into great depression the day before their wedding. She wanted to get out it, however, it was too late.

So basically, neither of them loved each other, and they just kind of went with the flow, and that is why their marriage was loveless and a disaster.

Answer 7

According to all the written/oral accounts of those closest to them, it was no more than an arranged marriage to him, though she was under a completely different impression....she started out loving him....he never loved her at all....so they say.

Answer 8

I think he did in his own weird way. She was the mother of his sons so he will most likely love her for that at least

Answer 9

I think he was very fond of her... but who knows if he loved her.

Answer 10

Yes but not as much as he did/does Camilla

Answer 11

I think he did, but it just wasn't something eternal

Answer 12

Probably as much as he loves his polo ponies,hmm,maybe nearly as much.

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Answer 13

In Prince Charles' own measured words in a televised interview immediately prior to his marriage: "Asked if he was 'in love', he replied, 'Yes, . . . whatever that may mean.' "  Unless the Prince of Wales was given to understatement, this quotation was not exactly a resounding acknowledgment of fondness for his bride-to-be particularly after Lady Diana immediately responded, "Of course."

In 1994, the "Daily Mail" quoted Prince Charles as asking, "Do you seriously expect me to be the first Prince of Wales in history not to have a mistress?"

From these quotations, this reader assumes that the marriage was an arranged one.

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