The breakdown of Charles and Diana’s relationship was shown in “The Crown,” but the series appears to skim past the happy aspects of their relationship.

The fifth season of “The Crown,” which aired on Netflix in November, portrays the breakdown of the relationship between Charles and Diana during the 1990s. 

In real life, the couple separated in 1992 and divorced in 1996 after both of them admitted to being unfaithful during their relationship, the BBC reports. That being said, the couple shared happy moments before and after their separation that weren’t shown in the series. 

Diana’s former chef Darren McGrady said “The Crown” misrepresented the couple’s relationship.

Diana’s former chef Darren McGrady, who worked at Buckingham Palace for 11 years before relocating to Diana’s Kensington Palace home from 1993 to 1997, previously told Insider that “The Crown” misrepresented her and Charles’ relationship. 

McGrady said he witnessed the couple’s affection for one another when they were dancing and laughing together at the Ghillies Ball at Balmoral Castle.

“You can’t hide that. Don’t say they were never in love, because seeing things like that… they should have portrayed more things like that,” McGrady said. 

The following photos show the happy moments in the couple’s relationship that weren’t shown in “The Crown.”

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