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Diana, Princess of Wales - member of the British royal family and Princess of Wales (1961–1997)
Diana, Princess of Wales
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Dive into the life, charity work, and enduring legacy of Diana, Princess of Wales. Discuss her impact, explore her timeline, and contribute to the collective narrative with fellow admirers.

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Diana, Princess of Wales, born Diana Frances Spencer, was a pivotal figure in the British royal family known for her philanthropic work, her impact on the monarchy, and her enduring popularity. Born on 1 July 1961, she captivated the world with her charm, style, and commitment to humanitarian causes. Here is a timeline of significant events in her life and legacy.
Main Milestones
1 July 1961
Birth
Diana Frances Spencer was born at Park House near Sandringham, Norfolk, to John Spencer, Viscount Althorp, and Frances Spencer, Viscountess Althorp. She was the youngest daughter of the couple and grew up close to the British royal family, living on the Sandringham estate owned by Queen Elizabeth II.
1975
Inheritance of Earldom
Diana's father inherited the Earldom, and she received the style Lady Diana Spencer. This change in title marked a significant shift in her social status within the nobility.
29 July 1981
Marriage to Prince Charles
Lady Diana Spencer married Charles, the Prince of Wales, at St Paul's Cathedral in London. This wedding was a major public event and made her Princess of Wales, a role she would enthusiastically embrace and redefine.
1982-1984
Motherhood
Diana gave birth to two sons: Prince William (born 21 June 1982) and Prince Henry (Harry) (born 15 September 1984). Her role as a mother was deeply important to her, and she was known for her hands-on and caring approach to parenting.
1992
Separation from Prince Charles
Diana and Prince Charles formally separated after their marital difficulties became public. This period marked a significant personal and public challenge for Diana, who continued to carry out her royal duties despite the strain on her marriage.
1996
Divorce from Prince Charles
Diana and Prince Charles divorced, ending their 15-year marriage. Despite the divorce, Diana remained a member of the Royal Family and continued her philanthropic work, focusing on a more private life while still supporting key charities.
1996-1997
Humanitarian Work and Landmine Campaign
Diana became particularly known for her advocacy against landmines, visiting Bosnia and Angola to raise awareness about the issue. Her work also included campaigns for AIDS patients, cancer research, and mental health awareness. These efforts solidified her reputation as a compassionate and proactive humanitarian.
31 August 1997
Death in Paris
Diana, Princess of Wales, died in a car crash in Paris. Her death led to widespread public mourning and a significant outpouring of grief globally. Her funeral was held at Westminster Abbey on 6 September 1997.
Post-1997
Legacy and Memorial Fund
Following her death, the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund was established to continue her humanitarian work. The fund received over $100 million in public donations and supported various charities that Diana had patronized. Her legacy continues to influence the British royal family and global philanthropy.
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Brief
Known For
Charity work, fashion icon, and member of the British royal family.
Bio Dates and Places
  • Born Date: 1 July 1961.
  • Born Place: Park House, Sandringham, Norfolk, England.
  • Death Date: 31 August 1997.
  • Death Place: Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital, Paris, France.
Career
  • Past occupations: Kindergarten assistant at the Young England school in Pimlico, London; Royal duties as Princess of Wales.
  • Previous Place of Work: Young England school in Pimlico, London.
Education
Riddlesworth Hall, West Heath School, and finishing school at Chateau d’Oex in Montreux, Switzerland.
Languages
  • Languages Spoken: English.
  • Accent: British.
Personality
  • Temper: Known for her natural charm and charisma, but also struggled with low self-esteem and eating disorders.
Residence and Financial Status
  • Residence: Various royal residences, including Kensington Palace; buried at Althorp, the Spencer family home.
Relationships
  • Past Marriages: Married to Charles, Prince of Wales (later Charles III) from 1981 to 1996.
Family
  • Children: Prince William, Prince of Wales; Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex.
  • Parents: John Spencer, 8th Earl Spencer; Frances Ruth Burke Roche (later Hon. Mrs Shand-Kydd).
  • Siblings: Sarah Spencer; Jane Spencer; Charles Spencer.

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Humanitarian Work
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Fashion Designers and Influences
Royal Duties and Public Life

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30 August, 1961
Diana was baptised at St. Mary Magdalene Church, Sandringham.
1 July, 1961
Diana Frances Spencer was born at Park House, Sandringham, Norfolk. She was the fourth of five children of John Spencer, Viscount Althorp, and Frances Spencer, Viscountess Althorp.
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Diana, Princess of Wales - member of the British royal family and Princess of Wales (1961–1997)
Diana, Princess of Wales
Community hub
Dive into the life, charity work, and enduring legacy of Diana, Princess of Wales. Discuss her impact, explore her timeline, and contribute to the collective narrative with fellow admirers.

EXTERNAL LINKS

WikipediaDiana, Princess of Wales
WikipediaDiana, Princess of Wales
Introduction
Chronicle
Timelines
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