DIANA:... thousands of people watching... INTERVIEWER: Watched by... DIANA:... by millions. It is huge. Everybody watches it. You have more people watching them in India than have them watching the Wimbledon you’d finals or something, you know, or the Olympic Games or something. Yeah. Umm and your biggest fear is should not go because asked questions on ‘I blank’ you’re stage and yeah, you can just freeze. PRESENTER: But Diana freeze. In front of a huge worldwide audience didn’t she heard a voice announce that Miss India, Diana Hayden, was the new Miss World. DIANA: Oooh you feel numb. The... you know, a saturation point. it’s it’s It’s too much for you to digest that your grin is stuck on your face. It was stuck on my face for weeks. I would position that crown in such a way that as soon as I opened my eyes I would see my crown. I did that for weeks. Ha ha. It was such a great feeling. You just, just grinning and you are just numb. If what euphoria you’re that’s is, you know, umm you, you speak very clearly. You speak but just so can’t you’re excited tripping over your own words, and immediately there was a press you’re conference on stage itself and like ooh ooh ooh because you go from being it’s nobody, a regular not fair. not a nobody. You go from being a person. That’s It’s regular person to being in every newspaper around the world and everyone knows. It went from going in a bus with 87 other girls to Miss World is Miss to ‘and India’ a stretch limousine, with bodyguards, where the heads of the company moved out of the presidential suite and took over and chaperones and what it was tike Ị that’s since then. You sit in the cockpits for take-offs and landings. treated like a You’re queen you, you know, you have private planes, and all these flights and umm the red carpet and just Lights! Camera! Action! it’s
DIANA:... thousands of people watching... INTERVIEWER: Watched by... DIANA:... by millions. It is huge. Everybody watches it. You have more people watching them in India than you’d have them watching the Wimbledon finals or something, you know, or the Olympic Games or something. Yeah. Umm and your biggest fear is ‘I should not go blank’ because you’re asked questions on stage and yeah, you can just freeze. PRESENTER: But Diana didn’t freeze. In front of a huge worldwide audience she heard a voice announce that Miss India, Diana Hayden, was the new Miss World. DIANA: Oooh you feel numb. The... you know, it’s it’s a saturation point. It’s too much for you to digest that your grin is stuck on your face. It was stuck on my face for weeks. I would position that crown in such a way that as soon as I opened my eyes I would see my crown. I did that for weeks. Ha ha. It was such a great feeling. You just, you’re just grinning and you are just numb. If that’s what euphoria is, you know, umm you, you can’t speak very clearly. You speak but you’re just so excited you’re tripping over your own words, and immediately there was a press conference on stage itself and it’s like ooh ooh ooh because you go from being nobody, a regular person. That’s not fair. It’s not a nobody. You go from being a regular person to being in every newspaper around the world and everyone knows. It went from going in a bus with 87 other girls to ‘and Miss World is Miss India’ to a stretch limousine, with bodyguards, where the heads of the company moved out of the presidential suite and Ị took over and chaperones and that’s what it was tike since then. You sit in the cockpits for take-offs and landings. You’re treated like a queen you, you know, you have private planes, and all these flights and umm the red carpet and it’s just Lights! Camera! Action!
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