Who else thinks "princess" Diana was a big phoney?

Question

She never worked an honest day in her life, all she did was go around spending other peoples money so she could get on TV.

Answer 1

Actually, she was a kindergarten teacher at one time.  But I don't like dissing people who aren't around to fend for themselves.  I think that's gutless.  She never harmed anyone.  For those that are tired of her, I noticed they ask questions or answer questions about her, instead of ignoring the questions.  She has two sons who only deserve to hear good things about their mother.  None of us would like anyone dissing our mothers once they are gone.

Answer 2

I don't think she was any more of a phoney than the rest of the royal family.

If you have a problem with it you need to take it up with the British Government.

Answer 3

I, for one, don't agree with you.  I think she was a lovely person and got a raw deal from Prince Big Nose Stupid.

Answer 4

she helped the poor, dying kids in africa, opened up shelter all over africa, yea dude. TOTAL PHONEY

Answer 5

You talk like a child,get some years behind you before making statements like this.

Answer 6

you better be carefull of what you talk about on this issue. I think you just want to start something.

Answer 7

Let me guess you were 5 when she died

Answer 8

I do not believe that Princess Diana was a phoney.  I believe Prince Charles and his mother are the phonies.  I think that she did, to the best of her ability, what she could to help those that needed it.  I feel that she was "kept in a cage" by the royal family and wasn't able to live to her full potential.  She's human, she has made mistakes as we all have.  

I do however feel that the world needs to let her go.  She's gone.  Do we really need special editions of magazines dedicated to her 10 years after her death?

Answer 9

I dont believe she was a total phoney

...probally wouldn't use that word at all actually

but i did hear some things from the media

which i dont know if its true><but it was that

she cheated on her husband;and she was rude to the housemaid and all the other castle servants;and all of what she did for the medie was just a show><

and then i heard alot of good things about her...so i dont know which to believe

Answer 10

I don't see you trying to take care of land mines throughout the world.

So, what is your opinioon of Prince Charles, then?

Answer 11

princess diana's campaigns to get rid of landmines was about the one useful thing any member of the british royal family ever did.

of course she was a friend of that rotten old fascist puppet mother theresa - but her work against landmines was good.

Answer 12

No she was the only royal who ever did anything to remember her by/for. You should check out what she did before you asked this question. Having said that enough is enough and i must admit i wish the press etc would leave her in peace in her death!!

Answer 13

Ok, so I am sure you did your research on this and already knew what a humanitarian she was to her fellow man, and to under-privileged children?

Why not look it up, instead of asking narrow-minded questions based on your dumba$$ assumptions.

Answer 14

No, Diana was very real.  You could start a new conspiracy:  Diana's death is a big phoney!

Charles married her when she was 19 years old.  How many 19-year old do you know with a successful career?

Once married, her sole duty was to provide heir and spares for the throne.  Getting a career and making money weren't her options.

Her duty was to look presentable, fashionable and modern.  She couldn't possibly rely on her own wardrobe from home.  She had to shop and shop and shop.  

Without the support from the royal family, Diana had to fend for herself.  She may not be tactful, but she did it the way she knew how.  Through television.

Diana worked very hard.  The royal family dumped all kinds of functions for her to attend, duties for her to tend to and organizations for her to head.

What do you mean she never worked an honest day in her life?  Do you say this to stay-at-home mothers, too?

Answer 15

I hope she haunts you and Prince Will and Harry come over to America and kick your **** for that comment.

Answer 16

Big time!! Tired of hearing about her. She married for the title. Don't prostitutes recieve money for s*x? Princess Charles should have married his current wife in the first place. Talk about true love.

Answer 17

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Answer 18

no she had compassion and cared for others!

Answer 19

I don't think she was intelligent enough to be phony.  I think she was quite open when she said she wanted to marry a prince, and she did.  I think she wore her feelings on her sleeve when she was miffed, and made faces in public and generally made a mockery of the monarchy.  I think she didn't perform her royal duties very well over-all, and the land mine thing was a PR thing developed and paid for by the palace, obviously, but she got lots of good press; and deserved that.

I think she was obvious in her love affairs, and poor judgment, and it was right out in the open, and not well hidden, so in that case she wasn't phony.  She was a cheater and a bit of a tart.

I think she played a role in her own death by not wearing a seat belt and by ALLOWING THE DRIVER to drive fast.  A normal person would have told him to slow down.  

Princess Di wasn't so phony, but she certainly wasn't a role model for princesses, or parents for that matter.  She had ten years to learn how to do her job, and never did learn except to manipulate the press.   She made a few trips near mines, and visited poor AIDs victims.  I think the top of the good things Diana did was to humanize AIDs victims,  otherwise she was spoiled and immature.

Answer 20

I am not a huge fan of her BUT she did work as a nanny and a teacher.  Credit where credit is due.

Answer 21

No way. She did a lot of good work. She was the absolute real deal. If Diana wanted to be on TV more than she already was (which probably isn't possible) she would be out partying, not helping charities. She's an insparation. I don't recall her telling lies everyday.

Answer 22

I just finished reading the Diana Chronicles. That book was different from all the others since Tina Brown, the author, documented each fact in the back, giving her reference for it. She interviewed everyone from Tony Blair on down so I think it was pretty accurate. Diana was disturbed. Some of the facts I learned that I didnt know before were that she pushed her step mother down the stairs, went up to an unmarried nanny she was jealous of, patted her on her lower abdomen and said' So sorry about the baby' ( when the nanny had never been pregnant at all) . She was not wearing a seat belt when she was killed so in that fact it showed carelessness as a parent. She enjoyed showing compassion to others especially on camera.  I highly recommend this book.