and they left their home at kensington palace for the frogmore cottage in windsor, saying they neededit was an indication that all was not well with the fab four. they were treading on one another's toes and harry and meghan wanted to do things differently. >> people within the royal households have said meghan and kate were different characters. and we know, from a book that was written about them, that meghan felt that she wasn't warmly received enough by kate. >> even with the happy news of the impending arrival of their first child in may of 2019, the sussexes could not shake the criticism. >> there's been radio silence from the couple on their plans. not a due date. not even a hospital. the only thing that is clear? they won't be following recent royal tradition, presenting the baby to the world just hours after birth. >> british taxpayers have been hit with a $4.3 million for a makeover of the duke and duchess of sussex's new home. >> then harry had flown to speak about climate change. and lectured people on how we must all behave and had then taken two private jets on two separ

the interview was planned for sunday evening, the quietest time around kensington palace.ifi kbim. >> the big eyes threatening tears and she gave the most extraordinary performance. >> do you think you are to be queen? >> no, i don't. i -- >> why do you think that? >> i'd like to be a queen in people's hearts. >> she called herself the queen of hearts, which really stuck a knife in the queen. it was saying i know how to connect and you don't. >> i didn't think many people would want me to be queen, actually. when i say people, it's the establishment i married into. >> diana's actually speaking about her unhappiness, about her misery and diana used that phrase that cannot be forgotten. >> there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded. >> and she also said charles was unfit to be kingsessing. >> i would think that the top job, as i call it, would bring enormous limitations to him. i don't know whether he could adapt to that. >> i watched in complete silence and i said, this program may end the monarchy or it may end the bbc or it may end both, but we have

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kensington palace says tonight is a private event.ns are under way for a party for a princess. months after harry and williams unveiled this statue, today, a larger private reception postponed because of covid, a moment to acknowledge those who made the statue possible. >> this wasn't paid by the british nation. it wasn't paid by the uk government. it was paid by donations and ben factors. >> reporter: now open to the public overloo a sunken garden. both brothers worked closely with the sculptor to bring their vision to life there had even about hope that the memory of their mother migh. and then i think people thought maybe october will be the moment they come together, and those hopes have been dashed. >> reporter: but today, only one of her son's will be here to greet princess diana's supporters. harry, meghan, lily and heal the rift between them at home in the u.s., harry and megan recently teaming up after a world wind trip to new york city last month. while here in the u.k. prince william focusing on the earth shot prize, the en

. >> once they moved her over to kensington palace, she assured me that she was going to be fine in herwas just time, patience and adapting all that was needed. >> diana is beginning her married life in london. it was right. we need to produce a baby and hopefully that baby will be a boy. that is how the royal family has worked for 1,000 years. >> a god send. we have a baby on the way. i got married in july and we'll have a baby on the way by october. >> if there is one thing about diana, she was born to be a mother. she was magic with children. >> but charles wasn't always there with her. charles was a busy working member of the royal family. that didn't stop when she announced her pregnancy. it couldn't stop. >> being a young pregnant woman with not enough support was not a good place for diana to be. >> diana is alone and facing early motherhood by herself and has no mother to talk to. is she going to chat with the queen about how warm a mother the queen has been to her own children? no. >> it feeds into her issues around abandonment, low self esteem, is she good enough and all these

sons unveiling a statue they commemorated for her at a park they used to enjoy as a family at kensington palaceains confidence as a humanitarian for causes. the way she engaged with them was nothing short of revolutionary and she reinvented what we now know as celebrity action the evangelism. take this image in 1997 where she's seen shaking hands without gloves with a man dying of aids, at a time when it was said aids is contracted by contact. >> you can shake their hands and give them a hug. >> reporter: two years later, she did it again during a visit to indonesia where she shook hands with leprosy patients where she dispelled the mict that it could be spread by touch. may lloyd worked with her. >> she spoke to people, and she'd get down in the dirt and sit next to them. she was always on the lookout to help the person who needed the most help at the time. >> even in her final year of life in 1997, diana risked everything to walk-of through a field in angola littered with active land mines. the man guiding her was paul heslop. >> she had more confidence than i. >> reporter: he said it was ins

. >>> the carriage emerged slowly from kensington palace shortly after 9:00 this morning. o perceptible sounds -- a horseshoes on tarmac and a human wailing. >> the day of the funeral the procession comes past buckingham palace, and the queen comes out and stands and waits while the funeral procession goes past. the queen bows to nobody. ever. and here is the queen making a bow to her daughter-in-law. >> the cortege is then joined by prince charles, his father prince philip, diana's brother earl spencer, and the two young princes william and harry. >> we with were all astonished to see william and harry following their mother's coffin on that gun carriage. >> william was being stalwart. harry looked like he was just suffering. i mean, literally he's too young to hide anything. >> people were stunned by the sight of that wreath on the top of the coffin. the white lilies. and the simple word "mummy." >> i stand before you today the representative of a family in grief in a country in mourning before a world in shock. >> watched by millions around the world, diana's brother, ch

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. >> she insisted we have our rooms in kensington palace swept for bugs.al system. >> don't miss this blockbuster series that delves into the life and death of princess diana. be sure to tune in to an all-new episode of the series. "diana" airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> jen psaki did put out a statement in the last few minutes saying thanks to the vaccine, she has only experienced mild symptoms, which she will continue to work from home. she will continue working at home until she can get back to work at the white house, but she plans to resume to work in person after a 10-day quarantine following a negative rapid test taken out of an abundance of caution. that's the latest news on the white house press secretary jen psaki testing positive for covid. >>> that's the news for now. on this end reporting for washington, i'm jim acosta. happy halloween. have a great week, everybody. good night. happy halloween. you could sprai. get hit by a school bus. get kicked by a horse. scurvy. plan today. feel comfortable about tomorrow. massmutual. america! after

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die yeah in's sons unveiling a statue they commissioned for her in a garden they enjoyed at kensington palacethe way she engaged is nothing short of revolutionary and reinvented what we know as celebrity activism. take this image from 1987 seen shaking hands without gloves with a man dying of aids at a time when many incorrectly believed that the disease could be transmitted by casual contact. >> hiv does not make people dangerous to know. so you can shake their hands and give them a hug. >> reporter: two years later she did it again in a visit to indonesia shaking hands with leprosy patients to dispel the myth that the illness could be spread by touch. >> no. i'm all right. >> reporter: may lloyd worked with the princess on leprosy awareness. >> she spoke to people and touched them and not afraid to get down in the dirt and kneel next to someone or speak to someone or sit next to them. she was always on the lookout to help the person who needed the most help at the time. >> reporter: even in her final year of lifer 1997 diana risked everything to walk through a field in and angola littered w

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