'The Crown' Depicts Princess Diana's Final Days and Controversial Relationship with Dodi Fayed

The series suggests Mohamed al-Fayed may have played a role in the events leading to the fatal car crash, a portrayal that has sparked criticism.

Elizabeth Debicki portrays Princess Diana's final days in 'The Crown' season 6, part 1, focusing on her role as a mother and her relationship with her sons.
The show depicts Diana's relationship with Dodi Fayed, son of Egyptian billionaire Mohamed al-Fayed, and their infamous trip to Paris in 1997.
'The Crown' suggests that Mohamed al-Fayed may have orchestrated the relationship between Diana and Dodi and tipped off paparazzi to their location, leading to the fatal car crash.
The series does not show the tragic crash onscreen, but implies the events leading up to it, including the relentless pursuit by paparazzi.
Peter Morgan, the creator of 'The Crown', has been criticized for painting Mohamed al-Fayed as the villain in the story, while the real identity of the tipster remains unknown.