The Princess Diaries

ComedyFamily20011h 55m

Skip three moments.

Here’s exactly when, and what happens just before.

  • Skip 1
    6:25 to 6:38

    Very quick. The camera mostly looks away.

    Just before: A girl is struggling to speak, breathing heavily, and others say she looks like she is about to be sick.

  • Skip 2
    25:00 to 25:09

    You hear it, but don’t see it.

    Just before: Girls tease Mia about speaking at a bulimia convention and asking if she can speak and barf at once.

  • Skip 3Gagging sounds
    56:46 to 57:09

    You hear gagging or retching. Someone may not actually be sick.

    Just before: A choking sound comes after the group eats ice too quickly and a woman is in distress

After 57:09 you’re clear to the end.

The Princess Diaries is a 2001 comedy, family and romance film, 1h 55m long.

Is there vomiting in The Princess Diaries (2001)?

Yes. The Princess Diaries has 3 moments where someone throws up, pukes or retches, at 6:25, 25:00 and 56:46.

Does anyone throw up on screen in The Princess Diaries (2001)?

Yes. At 6:25 it’s very quick and the camera mostly looks away. At 25:00 you hear it but don’t see it. At 56:46 you hear it but don’t see it.

When is the vomiting scene in The Princess Diaries (2001)?

Skip 1: 6:25 to 6:38, about 15 seconds. Just before: A girl is struggling to speak, breathing heavily, and others say she looks like she is about to be sick. Skip 2: 25:00 to 25:09, about 10 seconds. Just before: Girls tease Mia about speaking at a bulimia convention and asking if she can speak and barf at once. Skip 3: 56:46 to 57:09, about 25 seconds. Just before: A choking sound comes after the group eats ice too quickly and a woman is in distress.

Is The Princess Diaries (2001) okay to watch with emetophobia?

For many people, yes, if you skip these 3 moments. Press “I’m starting it now” on this page and we’ll chime two minutes before each scene, and again when it’s clear.

ⓘChecked by our AI on 2026-10-28. Times can differ by a few seconds between streaming services. Our AI can miss things, especially quiet or purely visual moments.