1. PRINCESS OF ENGLAND

2. BORN 1961 JULY 1 ST…….. DIED AUGUST 31 ST 1997 AGE 36…

3. PRINCESS DINAN DIED IN FRANCE 1997. HER FULL NAME WAS DIANA FRANCES SPENCER. HER OCCUPATION WAS CHILDRENS ACTIVIST.SHE WAS MARRIED TO PRINCE CHARLES. SHE GOT MARRIED IN 1981 JULY 29 TH. PEOPLE USE TO CALL HER PRINCESS DI. FOR SHORT.

4. SHE HAD 2 CHILDREN IN 1982 SHE HAD WILLAM AND IN 1984 SHE HAD HARRY. THEY DIVORCET IN 1996.SHE WENT TO A LOT OF CHARTIES AND SICK CHILDREN. KATE IS MARRIED TO WILLIM AND KATE WARES HER WEDDING RING.

5. Diana's maternal grandmother Lady Fermoy was lady-in-waiting to Charles' grandmother, The Queen Mother. For her engagement, Lady Diana selected a large £30,000 (£94,800 in today's terms) by Garrard. The sparkler consisted of 14 solitaire diamonds elegantly surrounding a 12-carat oval blue Ceylon sapphire set in 18-carat white gold

6. She supported over 100 charities, including the International Campaign to Ban Landmines, which won the Nobel Peace Prize a few months after her death.

7. Her wedding to Prince Charles on July 29, 1981 was broadcast in 74 countries and watched by 750 million people worldwide. Her funeral 16 years later had 2.5 billion viewers. The Princess counted Gianni Versace, George Michael, Bryan Adams and Elton John among her close friends.

8. Charles and Diana officially separated from their marriage in 1992. The divorce took 4 years to be finalized. In a 1995 interview with BBC television, Diana admitted that she had committed adultery during her marriage. She told the people watching the interview that she hoped that she could still be a queen in their hearts, even if she couldn’t actually become the Queen of England in the future. When the divorce was finalized in 1996, she lost the title “Her Royal Highness,” although she was still officially titled the Princess of Wales.

9. While traveling through Paris one night in 1997 with her boyfriend at the time, the driver of her car lost control and the accident claimed her life. The initial investigation concluded that her driver was drunk at the time of the accident and placed responsibility for her death on him. This didn’t satisfy most of the public, who repeatedly called for a more thorough investigation, one that was eventually granted by the UK in 2004. The Coroner’s inquest came to the same determination. The one determination that they made was that Diana wasn’t wearing a seat belt. Eventually a second inquest determined that the driver was negligent in her death and held him responsible for it posthumously. The paparazzi who were chasing them were also held responsible for their conduct.