Princess Diana (as she was known) was the companion of Charles, Prince of Wales. Millions of people seem like a fairy tale in contrast to the public scandal and then the divorce, as the public accepts "The People's Princess". She was the mother of Prince William, currently the ex-husband of his father Diana, and Prince Harry's line to the throne. She was known for her charity work and her fashion image.
Lady Diana Frances Spencer was also known as Lady Diana and Lady Dee. He lived from July 1, 1961 to August 31, 1997. Her proper title at the time of marriage was Diana, Princess of Wales rather than Princess Diana, although the modern world knows that much of her.
Princess Diana BackgroundDiana Spencer was born into British aristocracy, though a commoner, not royalty. He was a direct descendant of the Stuart King Charles II. His father was (Edward) John Spencer, Viscount Althorp, later Earl Spencer. He was a personal assistant to King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II, and was a godson to Queen Mary. His mother was the Honorable Frances Shand-Kidd, formerly the Honorable Frances Roth Burke Roach Diana's parents divorced in 1962. His mother ran off with a rich heir and father imprisoned the children. Her father later married Ryan Legge, whose mother, Barbara Cartland, was a romance novelist.
Diana was the third of four children. His sister Lady Sarah Spencer was married to Neil McCorquodale; Before her wedding, Sarah and Prince Charles dated. Diana's sister Lady Jane Kahn married Robert Fellowes, assistant secretary to Elizabeth II. Their brother, Charles Spencer, Earl Spencer, had a den of Queen Elizabeth II.
He grew up practically next door to Queen Elizabeth II and her family at Park House, a palace next to the royal family's Sandringham estate. Prince Charles was 12 years older, but Prince Andrew was closer to his age and was a childhood playmate.
When Diana was eight, Diana's parents became estranged, leaving her father with custody of the four children.
Diana was educated at home for nine years until she was sent to Ruddlesworth Hall at age 12 and West Heath School (Kent) from age 12 to 16. Diana didn't get along with her teammates, she didn't do well at school, took an interest in ballet and, according to some reports, had pictures of Prince Charles on the wall in her room at school. When Diana was 16, she met Prince Charles again. He dated his older sister Sarah.
He made some impression on her, but she was still too young for him to date. After he dropped out of West Health School at age 16, he went to a final school in Switzerland, Château de Vaux. He left after a few months.
When Diana left school, she moved to London and worked as a housekeeper, nanny and kindergarten assistant.
He lived in a house bought by his father, and had three roommates. In 1980, Diana and Charles met her again when she visited her sister, whose husband worked for the Queen. They started dating, and six months later he proposed. They were married on July 29, 1981 in a wedding known as the "wedding of the century". She was the first British citizen to marry the heir to the British throne for nearly 300 years.
Princess Diana Background
Diana Spencer was born into British aristocracy, though a commoner, not royalty. He was a direct descendant of the Stuart King Charles II. His father was (Edward) John Spencer, Viscount Althorp, later Earl Spencer. He was a personal assistant to King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II, and was a godson to Queen Mary. His mother was the Honorable Frances Shand-Kidd, formerly the Honorable Frances Roth Burke Roach Diana's parents divorced in 1962. His mother ran off with a rich heir and father imprisoned the children. Her father later married Ryan Legge, whose mother, Barbara Cartland, was a romance novelist.
He grew up practically next door to Queen Elizabeth II and her family at Park House, a palace next to the royal family's Sandringham estate. Prince Charles was 12 years older, but Prince Andrew was closer to his age and was a childhood playmate.
When Diana was eight, Diana's parents became estranged, leaving her father with custody of the four children.
Princess Diana's wedding
Due to her lack of exposure to the public eye, Diana immediately began making public appearances. His first official visit was to the funeral of Princess Grace of Monaco. Prince William (William Arthur Philip Louis) was born on June 21, 1992, and then Prince Harry (Henry Charles Albert David) was born on September 15, 1984.
After the birth of Prince William lost thirty pounds, she began to struggle with bulimia, but it became more popular as a fashion designer.
Early in their marriage, Diana and Charles had a public love affair; By 1986, the coolness during their time apart and together was palpable.
The publication of Andrew Morton's biography of Diana in 1992 chronicled Charles' long affair with Camilla Parker Bowles, and alleged that Diana had attempted suicide. In December, the couple agreed to a legal separation, presumably with permission to consult with the Queen and government officials, although plans for a divorce were rejected.
In 1996, dual television interviews by Charles and then Diana, publication of photographs, and continued coverage of the scandal by the news, all made it clear that a divorce was imminent. Diana announced her agreement to divorce in February, surprising the virgin was informed before she announced.
Due to her lack of exposure to the public eye, Diana immediately began making public appearances. His first official visit was to the funeral of Princess Grace of Monaco. Prince William (William Arthur Philip Louis) was born on June 21, 1992, and then Prince Harry (Henry Charles Albert David) was born on September 15, 1984.
After the birth of Prince William lost thirty pounds, she began to struggle with bulimia, but it became more popular as a fashion designer.
Early in their marriage, Diana and Charles had a public love affair; By 1986, the coolness during their time apart and together was palpable.
Divorce and Life After
The divorce was finalized on August 28, 1996. The terms of the settlement included $23 million for Diana, plus $600,000 for each year that both she and Charles were active in their sons' lives. She lived in Kensington Palace and allowed the title "Princess of Williams" but not the styling of "Her Royal Highness".
At the time of her divorce, she worked mostly with charities, some of which she limited to her own hands: homelessness, AIDS, leprosy, ballet, a hospital for children, and a cancer hospital.
In 1996, Diana became involved in the campaign to ban landmines. He visited various countries in his involvement in the anti-landlord campaign, an activity more political than ideal for the British royal family.
In early 1997, Diana was romantically involved with 42-year-old playboy "Dodi" Feder (Imad Mohammed Al-Fayed). His father, Mohammed Al-Fayed, owned Harrod's department store and the Wright Hotel in Paris. Both father and son had somew
hat flexible moral convictions.
At the time of her divorce, she worked mostly with charities, some of which she limited to her own hands: homelessness, AIDS, leprosy, ballet, a hospital for children, and a cancer hospital.
In 1996, Diana became involved in the campaign to ban landmines. He visited various countries in his involvement in the anti-landlord campaign, an activity more political than ideal for the British royal family.
hat flexible moral convictions.
Diana's tragic death
On August 30, 1997, Diana and Fayed went to the Ritz Hotel in Paris and were driven by the Al-Fayed family chauffeur and Dodi's bodyguard. They are followed by paparazzi, and crash in a tunnel in Paris.
Shortly after midnight in Paris on August 31, 1997, the car carrying Diana and Fayed, along with a bodyguard and driver, went out of control and crashed in a Paris tunnel. Fayed and the driver were killed immediately; Diana died after his death. The bodyguard survived despite serious injuries.
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