She wanted her sons to have as normal as upbringing as they possibly could under very trying circumstances.'ĭiana was known for her affectionate approach towards motherhood as her sons were growing up and was often pictured in public embracing Prince Harry and Prince William. 'She was more casual than Charles, a trip to the cinema, skiing or, most famously, to an amusement park, was more her style. 'William later said what an eye-opener seeing a different side to life was and, when he turned 40, reportedly became a Big Issue seller in memory of what his mother taught him. The royal author added: 'It was from Diana that he learnt to care for the less fortunate, especially the homeless and those in hospital and that has benefited them both in later life. 'Those watching what The Crown shows should also bear in mind that there were, even in the nineties, happy times for William too,' Richard said. 'Whereas many of the events it portrays were indeed grim, it should surely also show how William was loved as a child.'ĭuring her last holiday with Princes Harry and William in July 1997 in St Tropez, Princess Diana was pictured larking about on a jet ski with her youngest son Meanwhile, they also had the support of his loving grandmother the Queen, while Prince Charles taught them sports such as polo. However, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams told FEMAIL the new episodes should ensure they reflect the ways in which Princess Diana ensured her boys had the happiest, most normal upbringing possible. He is also tuned into his mother's pain, and is pictured comforting Princess Diana during difficult moments with Prince Charles. In a preview of series five of the Netflix drama, seen by FEMAIL, the future king played by Dominic West's son Senan, 15, cuts a miserable figure as he navigates growing up in the public eye. A young Prince William will appear melancholy and troubled in the new series of The Crown, which shows him reaching adolescence while dealing with the public separation of his parents.
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