Princess Diana of the People - Lady Dee

Lady Diana, Princess of Wales. People's Princess, "Queen of hearts", "lady of hearts" from the English Queen of Hearts. She certainly deserved the love not only of the British, but of the whole world. Her sad story won many hearts. You can think of Diana, in general, whatever you like, you can deify her, she can be relegated from a pedestal to another popular, but empty person. But Diana undoubtedly took her place in the history of both her country and this world, and, undoubtedly, among the positive characters. No wonder she is one of the three most famous Englishmen in the world. Queen of hearts. There is a lot to argue about, but Diana was actually a good mother, and she really did charity work with all her heart, she knew how to help others. It is a pity that I could not help myself, deal with my fate. And be colder, as befits a person blue bloods.

Princess Diana - biography.

Diana was born on July 1, 1961 in Sandringham, Norfolk. Her father John Spencer is Viscount Elthorp. Diana also had royal blood in her veins through the illegitimate sons of King Charles II and the illegitimate daughter of his brother and successor, King James II. Lady Diana will become only in 1975 after the death of her grandfather, from that time on, Diana's father will receive the title of count, and Diana will become a lady.

Princess Diana spent her childhood in Sandringham, where she received her primary education at home. Then she went to school. But at the age of nine, Diana is sent to Riddlesworth Hall, a boarding school. However, for rich children to study in closed schools of this type was quite in the order of things. Diana did not excel in her studies, although she was hardworking. She was also very kind to her classmates. Like everyone else, I dreamed of a vacation that could finally be spent at home. She spent her holidays alternately with her mother, then with her father, who by that time were already divorced. At the age of 12, Diana is transferred to a girls' school in West Hill, in Sevenoaks, Kent. Her sisters, Sarah and Jenny, already studied there. Jenny was quite happy with this school, but Sarah rebelled against strict orders more than once. Sarah, by the way, was a fairly good athlete, she loved tennis. Diana studied ballet, danced step, but unlike her sister and mother, she played tennis at a fairly low level.
Diana did not pass the final exams at West Hill, she failed in all subjects.

In 1976, Diana's father remarried to Raine, who had previously been the wife of the Earl of Dartmouth; he married her literally two months after her divorce. John Spencer's daughters disliked his new wife, who, moreover, was quite power-hungry and tried in every possible way to command the house. Following their older sister Sarah, they began to sing along to themselves, "Rain, Rain, get out."

In 1977, the future Princess went to study in Switzerland. In the same year, she first saw Charles, who came to Althorp to hunt. The Elpin Videmanet Institute in Switzerland was a rather expensive private school, preparing girls for entry into society. They also took a two-year secretarial course and learned to cook. The main emphasis was on learning French. It was strictly forbidden to speak a language other than French. The very rules that reigned in the Institute were also very strict. Diana didn't like it there. She mostly spoke with Sophie Kimbell, also an Englishwoman, and, of course, in English. As a result, she flies home to Chelsea, her mother's apartment in London.

In general, Diana never received at least some kind of education. The only thing she could count on if she were not an aristocrat was unemployment benefits.

In London, Diana soon buys her own apartment, thanks to her share in the family's finances and an inheritance from her American great-grandmother, Francis Work. Diana's apartment is home to her friends - first Sophie Kimbell, whom she met while studying at a Swiss institute, then Carolyn Pravd, Diana's friend at West Hill School, then studying at the Royal College of Music. Then they are joined by two more Diana's friends - Anne Bolton, who worked as a secretary, since her friends still had to think about money and Virginia Pitman, who usually cooked for everyone, and Diana washed the dishes.

Diana also went to work. At one time she worked as a cleaner, then as a patronage nurse, by the way, back at West Hill School, the girls had responsibilities to take care of some of the elderly people, to participate in charity work in an orphanage. Diana also worked as a nanny. Her employers, for example, included Patrick and Mary Robinsons, who remembered Diana as an "exceptionally intelligent and child-friendly" nanny.

Lady Dee and Prince Charles.

Diana had a dream to become ballerina, but the moment for the realization of this dream was missed, and now Diana dreamed of becoming a ballet teacher. By the way, she always loved children and knew how to find a common language with them. And she even managed to work for a while at Mrs. Wakani's dance school. But Diana did not pay enough attention to this work, because, according to Mrs. Wakani, "She loved social life very much." Then Diana worked as a kindergarten teacher. And also a prince appeared in her life, Prince Charles, and she did everything to conquer him.

Wedding of Princess Diana and Prince Charles.

Their wedding took place on July 29, 1981. The sons of Diana and Charles were born in 1982 and 1984, princes william and Harry. But their marriage was not successful and happy. Charles still loved Camilla Parker Bowles. And Diana, realizing that her ideal dreams of an ideal family will never come true, starts an affair with her riding instructor James Hewitt. Since 1992, Charles and Diana have lived separately, but divorced only in 1996 at the insistence of the Queen, who was no longer able to endure all these scandals. Indeed, for the queen, Diana has become a constant source of scandals, a woman who cannot behave with dignity, having taken such a high position, a woman who has not come to terms with her husband's behavior, with his betrayals, but should. The Queen disliked Diana, who tarnished the reputation of her son and the royal family. But Diana was loved by the people, loved by ordinary Englishmen. Diana overshadowed Charles in everything.

In raising her sons, Diana, firstly, tried to protect them from unnecessary press attention, but at the same time teach them to behave with dignity in public. And she also gave them the opportunity to feel like quite ordinary children: so they received their education at school, and not at home, on vacation, Diana allowed them to wear sweatpants, jeans and T-shirts, they went to the cinema, ate hamburgers and popcorn, and how everyone stood in line for attractions. Diana actively participated in charity work and soon began to take her sons with her, for example, when visiting hospitals. And undoubtedly William and Harry loved their mother very much.

After her divorce from Charles, Diana dated film producer Dodi al-Fayed, the son of Egyptian billionaire Mohamed al-Fayed. It is with him that she will set off on her last journey through the Parisian tunnel. They left the hotel, got into the car ... An accident occurred in the tunnel in front of the Alma bridge on the Seine embankment. Dodi al-Fayed and the driver died instantly. Diana is in the hospital in two hours. The only survivor of this accident was Diana's bodyguard, who was seriously injured, and later stated that he did not remember any details about this accident.

Diana's death was not without conspiracy theories, the search for the guilty. According to the official version, the culprit was the driver, in whose blood the amount of alcohol was significantly exceeded and who was driving at too high a speed. Perhaps they were trying to hide from the paparazzi.

The death of Diana was a tragedy not only for the British, but for many people around the world.

Princess Diana was buried at the Spencer family estate, Elthorp, on a secluded island in the middle of a lake.