My thing with dating is that like I guess was like trained too well to associate heterosexual interaction with getting murdered.

Welcome to You're Wrong About, the show where we tell you the real Princess Bride story.

Oh, that's good. Or in this episode, the real Princess Divorce.

Yeah, I'm excited for these people to finally get divorced.

I am Michael Hobbs. I'm a reporter for The Huffington Post.

I'm Sarah Marshall. I'm working on a book about the Satanic Panic.

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Or just continue listening. Yeah. But let's talk about Diana for a second before you go.

Yes. If you're headed out, where are we? You're supposed to do this part. I was going to ask you,

where are we? Catch us up. Okay. Yeah, I can tell you where we are.

Princess Diana has decided that she wants out of the royal family. Yes.

And so the way that she went about doing this was by publishing some kind of a book that she worked

on with a sympathetic journalist named Andrew Morton. And so I'm very interested in talking

about a world where when you want to get divorced, the first thing you do is keep it a secret and

publish a book about it behind everybody's backs. I know. And lie about your participation in the book,

too, as we will get to. But I want to pause here and do sort of our last meta comment for the series,

because we're going to do one more episode that is talking about the death of Princess Diana and

all the conspiracy theories that crop up around her death. But this is the last episode of the series

where Princess Diana is really a character. One of the fundamental challenges and tragedies of

Diana's life is that really all of the information that we have about her comes from deeply mediocre

and biased biographies. Like that's really the only credible information that we have about her

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