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Just like that! And the world stood still! 🥲

I just remembered I was going into labor with daughter when this happened

I balled like a baby all day, glued to the tv. My 7 and 4 year olds were sad too. I was 12 or 13 when she married Prince Charles and stayed up to watch their wedding… she was the fairy Princess to the world. My heart broke for the boys having to walk behind her coffin. May she always rest in peace. 💔

I am fascinating with the way they talk and act

Got to see her in toronto when i lived in detroit when i was like 6 yo. Dont remember much of it now ;( however i do remember the news on the tv with the flashing police lights and the bridge and black car on the tv in my dads home office . So sad.. r.i.p

This clip was actually featured in many documentaries on her death.great video -ing dude 😄

I was on vacation in Gulf Shores Alabama at the beach. I was up late watching TV when this interrupted the show i was watching. I was ahocked and horrified and overcome with emotions. I hadnt realized how much i really liked her until that moment. I woke up my sil and we watched until the sun came up.

I still can't believe she is dead. No I didn't see much of her as I was young, into school, friends and what not of our childhood days but adults at that time must be shocked by the news as they kept track of what she was upto and what she did. These kind of situations like assassination of Rajiv Gandhi was very real for our neighborhood. People were crying including my own mother, like big tears. I asked her, are we supposed to cry, he isn't related to us?! They were all crying, entire neighborhood went silent during day time itself...that was when I saw how much people were attached to national or international heros. I still remember that vividly - news of assassination of Rajiv Gandhi and all the tears around me. With Diana and even Mother Teresa in 1997 I couldn't get same reaction from people around. Personally I was far moved by Sept 11 attacks with planes entering towering buildings like nothing of that sort had happened before and right before our TV screens as we were studying and TV was on. It was a bonding moment for us in family since we watched it the very moment it happened..as we were told on the news. Second plane was yet to hit the building. Oh and sympathies we had for America at that time. But most interesting was how high tech it was. How uniquely high tech advanced tech it was. Moved on from throwing stones at others ( or self?) houses too fast to throwing airplanes. Oh, memories of growing up so nicely. I still don't believe she is dead. Maybe someone let her escape. Maybe she found her escape.

27 years on… Never Forgotten R.I.P Princess 👸 Diana 👑👸❤️🌹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🌹

I was 8 and I remember my mom waking me up to tell me 😢 watching this made me cold all over its still upsetting now as it was in 1997.

💔 Still heartbreaking to hear this all these years later... :(

Oh my God, that gave me goosebumps to hear and see their reactions was like living it all over again. I'm still sobbing. I was going to be angry at them nonchalantly, commenting on the early reports. But you can not fake their actual reactions when they announced that the world's Princess had been killed.

Who is that guy who said first "princess diana dead" and shows to the screen? He seems very happy about it and than behaves as if...

the way their faces dropped immediately after hearing that she was dead, i never knew of her until people were saying the guy in my pfp was apparently her reincarnation but she seemed so loved and genuine. rest in peace princess diana :(

idk why but we need a reunion of u guyss u all are just so sweet

Still not really given us a good reason why the ambulance took an hour to reach the hospital that was literally minutes away 😏😡

Hey dude please make more you tube shorts

Life is so harsh sometimes..You can lost everything all of a sudden

My dad heard that she had just broken her arm than later it said she died

What's funny is Princess Diana was princess of Wales, And so far she was probably one of the only English royalties that Welsh natives would claim to, godbless her soul

The last of the actual women who can be called a Princess. She was so popular and so beloved by everyone but the royal family. She was single-handedly responsible for removing the stigma of HIV/AIDS, and she was such a sensitive and tortured soul. She would have been in her 60s by now. She was, and still remains, the people's princess.

Seeing this, I felt like I was transported to the past. I mean, the princess’s death notwithstanding, everything I see in that room, from the box TV, floral placemats, the landline phone on the side table, and most especially their clothes gave me nostalgia, and reminded me how it was so simple back then.

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This video comes up in my feed about every few years and never fails to make me sad. These guys were initially reacting like most of us do when the news channels overdo the breaking news, until they learn she had died. Damn paparazzi.

My husband and I waited up watching this when it happened and I remember feeling hollow and devastated by the news. My husband and I suspected as soon as we saw the car that she had passed soon.

I wonder if there are any home videos of people reacting to 9/11. Not from these guys, just anyone.

I remember how tragic this was to see as a child. I remember it like it was yesterday. 😢

Literally jumped on RUclips after seeing it on a reel on FB. So this was genuinely real.

Since I was born, they have been of innocence. But they latch onto you and internal instincts just create a freak out. But seriously is anyone breeding them and observing their development first hand? What's the difference between a 13 or a 17-year incubation?

I remember waking up to this story playing nonstop on the news. I was 11 when she died. A tragic loss for the world, she was stunning inside and out.

May 2024, someone?

What an amazing capture of history unfolding

I remember this like it was yesterday. She was the same age as me, and it all seemed so unreal. I cried for weeks and weeks afterwards, and did so many fellow Brits.

I don't think anyone was expecting the outcome to be that..

I was also hanging out with a couple of friends when this happened. We were having a few beers, talking with the TV on in the background, when it flashed on the screen Diana had died. All three of us gasped and said, "Those poor boys!" referring to William and Harry.

I was six when this happened. She was my first person I remember recognizing in news and culture and all around. This was the story I first remember crying to.

UNO existed that year?????

I was only 17-18 yrs old, but I too, was devastated and heart broken. This was truly a heartbreaking evening for the whole world! RIP Princess D!!

2:45 that scream

This video is actually so legendary. The reactions, the silence.

It's not about how beloved she was or anything but people from that era were so empathetic. The more we know the less the better our mind is.

I, too, was partying that night. I cried. It changed the whole vibe instantly. The world really did collectively mourn. Great video.

I cried like a baby when this happened. I happened to be watching TV when the news broke. Devastating.😢

Im see 2024 how many time i m watching this i don’t know, very glad to see all guys here again except 1,,,, best wishes for your friendships, from Dhaka Bangladesh

Everyone okay? I hope so, you all seem like good friends.

Cameraman always unfazed

Imagine if they recreated this moment in a scene in Netflix’s “The Crown”, but it’s this particular moment when American citizens reacted to the death of Princess Diana. That would have been crazy.

I can remember the night the news broke. I was watching SNL with my parents and little brother and they cut straight to the news right before the Spice Girls performance. I was 15 and I had such a crush in sporty spice. (Im 43 now). And yes I'm embarrassed I was a spice girls fan. My mom used to buy all those silly magazines like the enquirer and star, all the gossip books I recon. I can remember her crying. My father was indifferent. That's one of those moments in time that are burned in my head. My opinion is the queen didn't like her and had the goon squad handle it. But my opinion don't mean shit. Those boys lost there mom. That's all that matters. She was a beloved woman. Gone way too soon.

I was 9 and I remeber it. I had a fever that day. Very sad

This is what recorded video is all about... Capturing the emotion and feeling that is present! Modern technology has ruined that sensativity!