Diana’s iconic “like all men” line wasn’t just from 1982—she said it again in 1997! 🤫❤️
At the American Red Cross in Washington, DC, she delivered a powerful speech on banning landmines before adding the playful remark with a knowing smile.
📅 June 17, 1997
This amateur photograph of Princess Diana taken in 1993 by George of Kensington captures her independent humanitarian work shortly after her separation from Prince Charles. The candid shot was taken during a charity visit to London.
Diana’s eyes spoke louder than words. ❤️ Her gaze reflected compassion, warmth, vulnerability, and sometimes deep sadness. Through her eyes, millions connected with her not just as a princess, but as a deeply human woman whose emotional legacy lives on. 🥀
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#OTD Sept 6 1997: The funeral of Princess Diana
Prince William had only just turned 15. He was still a kid. Prince Philip knew how close William was to Diana, and watched over him with concern. William kept his head down the whole time, as he tried not to cry in public.
6 September 1997. Funeral service for Diana, Princess of Wales, was held in Westminster Abbey, London. It was accompanied by scenes of emotion never before seen on the streets of London. The world-wide TV audience for the funeral was estimated at over 1 bilion.
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Before becoming the Princess of Wales, before becoming the paparazzi’s prey and main focus, before enduring turmoil and torment, before the heartbreak that was witnessed from all over the world, before being dubbed the “Most Beautiful” and “Most Photographed” woman in the world, before everything…
I was simply 𝒟𝒾𝒶𝓃𝒶.
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Let’s start from the very beginning, Shall we? Before the heartbreak, before the noise, before the world decided who I was and before the tragic ending.
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