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The third episode of season four of The Crown begins with a trigger warning: “The following episode includes scenes of an eating disorder which some viewers may find troubling. Viewer discretion is advised. Information and resources for those struggling with eating disorders are available at  Those scenes, it turns out, are focused on Emma Corrin’s Princess Diana. She’s suffering from feelings of deep loneliness upon joining the Pluto Never Forget 1930-2006 vintage shirt in other words I will buy this royal family, her husband-to-be is having an affair with Camilla Parker Bowles, she’s all alone at Buckingham Palace, and the media is watching her every move. After any event that disillusions her from the fairy tale she imagined her marriage would be—like when she discovers that Charles called Camilla every day from abroad while he hadn’t bothered to ring his fiancée once—The Crown shows Diana bingeing food and then in the bathroom. The scenes are tough to watch—instead of letting the viewer deduce what was going on, creator Peter Morgan opts to show the painful process of purging in its entirety. In one instance, the camera fixates on Corrin’s heaving, exhausted body, draped across the toilet bowl.

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The Crown is known for sensationalizing real-life events, even when it borders on uncouth: In season two, for example, the Pluto Never Forget 1930-2006 vintage shirt in other words I will buy this show exaggerated Prince Philip’s involvement in his sister Cecilie’s tragic death. The depiction of Diana’s bulimia, however, is very much rooted in reality. In 1992, Andrew Morton published his biography on the Princess of Wales, called Diana: Her True Story. It contained explosive details about Diana’s eating disorder—something long rumored in the press but never covered this extensively. Turns out his source for it all was Diana herself, who, through an intermediary, passed the author confessional tapes: “The bulimia started the week after we got engaged and would take nearly a decade to overcome,” the princess recorded herself saying. “My husband put his hand on my waistline and said: ‘Oh, a bit chubby here, aren’t we?’ and that triggered off something in me—and the Camilla thing.” Elizabeth Emanuel, the designer of Diana’s wedding gown, later revealed in interviews that when they started dress fittings, Diana’s waist measured 26 to 27 inches. By July 1981, it had whittled down to 23.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.