Is it because now you kind of hand over the role, don't you as well?

Do you feel sad to let it go?

I really do.

But I feel like I've made my peace with letting Diana go.

I feel like I was so lucky to take her on the journey from like 16 to 28.

It was an incredible art, and it does feel bookended.

You know where we left her at the end of season, for I feel like it makes sense to me to leave it at that part, and I'm so excited to see what Elizabeth does for me.

The thing that is going to be sad is to not be with these incredible people every day.

I mean, it's crazy.

We start filming a year ago now, but it still feels like I'm missing something every day.

When I'm not like going into makeup at 6 a.m. And seeing Josh and that kind of thing, is it strange to adapt to?

Yeah, I'm not having these people in your life very suddenly.

Yeah.

What is it like for you to to hear an actual member of the royal family speaking about, you know, you depicting his life, essentially, you know, when you're because it's fiction, it does feel incredibly far from the actual real family and in a way, almost us as actors doing a series.

We have to distance ourselves from, in a way in order to do our job Well, because it is fiction, because we are creating these characters because we're actors, as Harry says, because it's fiction, but at the same time to Yeah, well, I will watch that interview and I did feel I've felt moved by it.

And I'm grateful for what he said, because it does.

It means a lot to know that Yeah, he can appreciate it for what it is.

And, um, it's interesting that he said he would rather What's that, then?

Yeah, The press and Emma.

Where's the Golden Globe going.

You know what?

It's such a good question.

Um, I was talking about my flatmates yesterday.

We wanted to try and put it in the most random place in the flat.

We thought, maybe above the sink next to the cafeteria around, I don't know.