It isn't stopping them. I've seen proclamations all over the internet that that baby looks exactly like Diana beginning on day one. Picture proof otherwise is not going to silence the fanatics. That poor child is going to deal with her late grandmother's crazy fans for a good portion of her life no matter what she grows up to look like or do.
She will one day be the Queen Consort; and later, mother of the King of England.
Prince Harry has always been very proud of his own service in the Armed Forces and supports the military from cadets to veterans to the wounded. He is an inspiration to many.
Although I'm still not a fan of Camilla, I agree her fashion sense has improved tremendously, and she is very well dressed these days.
Diana is the athlete who died young in the Housman poem. I have always guessed she would not have aged gracefully. I also think that her sons marrying and having wives and babies that stole the attention would not have set well for her. She thrived on public attention and approval. And the younger generation taking that would have not have resulted in the happy mother-in-law or doting grandmother that her fans fantasize about.
I agree with the last part 100%. It forced the queen to accept that a more modern and personal touch resonated with the public.
Treatment options have improved, but getting someone with BPD to (1) get diagnosed and (2) get treatment remains difficult. Apparently, most people with BPD get better. Those who don't get better, however, tend to experience greater social dysfunction, more hospitalizations, and increased feelings of chronic emptiness (regardless of how full their lives may seem to outsiders).
I like her big hats and her big jewelry. Other than Queen Maxima, I can't think of another royal who wears them as well.
I don't think she acted perfectly as a royal even while she was married. She wasn't as wild as Fergie but most of the royal females have been pretty straitlaced, not having public affairs. Of course, Charles cheated first.
