Moments of great embarrassment a Summer live, on Rai1. In the studio from Roberta Capua e Gianluca Semprini we talk about Lady Diana, who died exactly 24 years ago in the dramatic and never fully clarified accident of the Alma in Paris. Obviously the discourse has extended to the whole British Crown, from the relations of the sad Princess with her husband Carlo to the gossip unleashed on real or alleged horns, of which both would have become protagonists during a troubled and never truly happy marriage, despite the birth of two children William e Harry.
And speaking of betrayals, the host Mariella Milani did not mince words to “paint” Diana’s rival in love, Camilla Parker Bowles, the eternal lover of Carlo. It was not just a youthful passion, since after Diana’s death the two were finally able to come out into the open. But not everything was plain sailing for them, even when Diana was still alive. “It seems – recalled Milani, writer and former Tg2 presenter – that Prince Philip said to Carlo ‘but how can you leave Diana and prefer that toilet’!”.
Frost and silence in the studio, long seconds in which Capua and Semprini seem dumbfounded. So they preferred to change the subject by asking the other guests for more background on the British royals. On Diana, Milani did not go down any lighter: “Symbol of fragility and in harmony with suffering – he defined her – and this can be seen by looking at the images of her face and body also marked by food disorders.“
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