#diana's death

[thecrownnetflixuk]

Philip clapbacked by a Harrods van💨

The Crown 6x04: Aftermath

[lifewithaview]

Luther Ford and Ed McVey in The Crown (2016) Willsmania

S6E5

Hounded by press and adoring girls, 15-year-old William struggles to find stability after Diana's death. Charles enlists his own parents to help his son.

*The news broadcast William watches in Vancouver is a real 1998 excerpt from CTV National News (1961) with Lloyd Robertson.

[dailydccomics]

Death Metal Wonder Woman by Yasmine Putri

[catharusustulatus]

I just love how Steve Harrington was supposed to be killed off after a couple of episodes but Joe Keery was so charming and so likable they rewrote the whole season and show to keep him alive like he really Darren Criss’d it. He is that bitch. He gave the Duffers the ol razzle dazzle and now he IS the show for most normies. My uncle who has never watched ST and doesn’t even have Netflix loves Steve on vibes alone. The people’s prince.

[heartmis]

#the Sea Witch

[one-time-i-dreamt]

Tony Hawk was part of the British royal family. He and princess Diana were besties, he did skateboard tricks and made her laugh, but none of the other royals liked him, so when she died, he was excommunicated. He lost his country and his best friend and his home all at once.

[theroyalsandi]

Diana, Princess of Wales (01 July 1961 - 31 August 1997)

On this day, 26 years ago, No wars ended or began that day. Nor did any natural disasters strike. There were no earth-shaking discoveries made, no records shattered, no feats accomplished. Yet it was a day that both stunned and united the world like few others in history. It was the day Diana died.”

[brokentrafficknight]

Have u done Blake, Ruby, and Jaune?

(Big Fan of these BTW, keep them coming)

I have! Ladybug Knight is a cute one

[minilev]

Love the fact that canonically 47's biggest fears are Diana laughing at him and leaving him

[diioonysus]

artemis & diana + art

[thecrownnetflixuk]

The Crown 👆 dropping truth bombs in the final season.

Prince William (Ed McVey) & Prince Charles (Dominic West) | 6x05

[sisterofficerlucychen]

chenford alphabet: d is for day of death (1/2)

"i've got her! i've got her!"

[dailydccomics]

Death Metal Wonder Woman by Dan Panosian

[heartmis]

#things were, in fact, not good

[readwithlivvy]

damn i really hoped she would outlive charles

[smhalltheurlsaretaken]

socially watching The Crown with my Irish hosts and I can't help but feel very uncomfortable with the premise. We're at Diana's death and there's something very ironic about all the commentary on voyeuristic journalism and the denunciation of the nightmare of living in the public eye in a show that makes a spectacle out of the private. How can you credibly condemn paparazzi when you're inventing whole conversations and private moments for real people? It's glorified rpf.