Did Princess Diana want to be queen of England?

Answer 1

If Charles and she had not divorced, Diana would have become a consort to the King, if Charles had ascended to the throne. This would have been similar to the role the Queen Mother played to King George VI. Because of the divorce, she would not have become queen, and was not even allowed the title of Royal Highness at the time of her death.

Answer 2

There has not been a Queen (or King) of England for over 300 years. England is a part of, but not the same as, The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Princess Diana's former husband, Prince Charles, will become King of The United Kingdom if he outlives his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. If they had remained married, and Diana had not died, she would have become his Queen Consort.

Answer 3

No, more than likely even if she were still alive Princess Diana would not have become Queen. If Queen Elizabeth had died sometime while Princess Diana and Prince Charles were getting divorced than there would be a slight chance that she would have become Queen, but after the divorce she was not even Her Royal Highness anymore.

Answer 4

No. She died in 1997.

No. She died in 1997.

No. She died in 1997.

No. She died in 1997.

No. She died in 1997.

No. She died in 1997.

No. She died in 1997.

No. She died in 1997.

No. She died in 1997.

No. She died in 1997.

No. She died in 1997.

Answer 5

Not particularly - the idea frightened her at first. She just wanted to marry Prince Charles, and the princess part went along with that.

Answer 6

If Charles had become King while they were married, she would have become Queen.

Answer 7

No. She died in 1997.