The most recent information is revealing that the Royal pair hoped that Prince Harry`s birth will heal their marriage. Around that time, their marriage really started to decline. This information was made public by the royal author Katie Nicholl.
The beginning was way different. The royal author even says that Princess Diana even said that marriage with Prince Charles in 1981, was the fulfillment of her dreams. After the birth of Prince William, Diana went into depression, and she becomes totally unhappy with their marriage.
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Both she and Charles thought that the birth of Prince Harry will repair their broken marriage. Around that time, it deteriorated heavily, pretty quickly. Prince Harry was born in 1984. The parents were beyond themselves, and they showed him to the public on the stairs of Saint Mary`s Hospital.
But, the birth of Prince Harry was not something that helped their marriage. Pretty soon, the hope and happiness started to fade, and dysfunctionality started to emerge. Again, the Royal pair started to be extremely unhappy with their marriage. There was only so much that could be done for it.
Source: Us Weekly
Before Harry`s birth, they hoped for a miracle. Only the miracle could save their marriage at that time. In the end, we know how that ended. Diana even said that she was the closest to Charles only a few weeks before Harry was born. That was the closest they have been to each other, ever.
Later she said that she decided that she will end the marriage only after several hours after Harry`s birth. She said, and we quote, that something died inside her, when Prince Charles left their residence to play a game of polo, only a few hours after Harris was bought to the palace.
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The royal couple had split in 1992, and they divorced formally in 1996 after the Queen requested them to do it. Princess Diana died in 1997 in a tragic accident in Paris, France. Up to this day, her death is still covered in controversy and mystery. Princess Diana was the most popular member of the Royal Family.
