This is just drama again?

I know.

Drama is adrenaline, addictive, and in many ways the opposite of adult behaviour.

And all the things you've been telling me... the opposite of adult behavior.

And all the things you've been telling me about the Alphai Ed men,

that the do-do-d you's sweet enough.

He really is, he's very sweet.

But a little lost, too. and caught up in an unhealthy dynamic with his father.

Do I feel there, do I feel here?

Are these really people you should be close to, people you should even know.

The risk is, one normalises the abnormal and becomes accustomed to living in the madness.

And that's when things really go wrong.

I know. Welcome to the Crown, the official podcast. I'm Edith Bowman and this is the show that follows the sixth

and final season of the Netflix series The Crown episode by episode. We'll be taking

you behind the scenes speaking to many of the creatives involved and diving deep into the stories.

Today we'll be talking about episode 3 titled D. Moi.

Diana holidays on the fire yacht once more.

But with Dodie drained by a bitter lawsuit lodged by his former fiance, Diana's thoughts turn towards reuniting

with William and Hari as soon as possible. As the holiday enters its final days,

Mohammed Al-Faiyd steps up the pressure on his son, not merely to pursue the romance, but to propose.

A fateful diversion to Paris sees matters come to ahead against a backdrop of an intensified and

aggressive media pursuit. We'll cover specific events and scenes that feature in

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