Who is Princess Diana

Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Diana had a complicated relationship that was hugely linked to Prince Charles' long extramarital affair.

Morton explained that Diana found “perhaps a rather unlikely ally at the palace in the queen whose understanding and helpful attitude did much to encourage Diana to soldier on.” At this point, Diana had gone “her own way” giving personal interviews, and becoming a “liability” for the royal family, as Seward noted. Equally, the queen grew weary of Diana’s emotional responses after failing to know how to help her daughter-in-law. Diana even once told Seward that she had “the best mother-in-law in the world.” In his book Diana: Her True Story – In Her Own Words, Morton wrote that “in the early days, Diana was quite simply terrified of her mother-in-law. After Prince Williams was born in early 1982, Diana started to gradually take on roles representing the Royal family, and the bond between the two started to take its form.

Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-reigning monarch and a rock of stability across much of a turbulent century, died on Thursday at 96.

Upon her marriage to the Queen's eldest son, Prince Charles, on 29 July, 1981, the then-Diana Spencer was a hopeful Queen consort. But cracks in the marriage ...

The Queen, despite her reluctance, wrote to both Charles and Diana that, after nearly four years, it was time to finalise the divorce. Her Majesty was committed to duty and service and was incredibly stoic, even with the closest members of her family. “She certainly gave [Diana] support behind the scenes and felt very fondly towards Diana, whom she had known since she was a little girl. One year and three days after she and Charles’ divorce was finalised on 28 August, 1996, Diana was killed in a high-speed car crash in Paris on 31 August, 1997. “There has been so much written incorrectly about the Queen being a bit of a dictator, demanding Diana behave a certain way,” royal correspondent Victoria Arbiter tells The Independent. When they married, Charles was 32 and Diana was barely 20. Charles and Diana connected at a grouse hunt, where the Prince of Wales made quite an impression on the teenager; for his part, he just remembers her as a jolly young girl. But not long after Harry’s birth, the cocktail of Diana’s celebrity led to burgeoning resentment on the part of her husband. Now, at 32, Charles was being pushed more and more to find a suitable bride and produce an heir and a spare. But cracks in the marriage soon emerged, and Charles and Diana separated in 1992 and divorced in 1996, just one year before Diana’s tragic, untimely death in a Paris car accident at age 36. Diana spent her early years living at Park House, situated on the royal family’s Sandringham estate in Norfolk. Diana’s family, the Spencers, always enjoyed a close relationship with the royal family.

While some paid tribute and showcased their sorrow, fans of the former Princess of Wales, Diana turned to Twitter to reference some earlier conversations ...

Cabin crew broke the news of Queen Elizabeth's death mid-flight Meghan Markle's estranged father Thomas has reacted to the death of Queen Elizabeth II While some paid tribute and showcased their sorrow, fans of the former Princess of Wales, Diana turned to Twitter to reference some earlier conversations between the monarch and her, then, daughter-in-law.

As they enter a period of royal mourning following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the senior royals are also taking on new roles and titles.

The [engagement ring](https://www.harpersbazaar.com/celebrity/latest/a22767919/kate-middleton-engagement-ring-controversy-princess-diana/) William proposed to her with, for example, once belonged to his mother. [jewelry that was passed down](https://www.harpersbazaar.com/celebrity/latest/a40175140/duchess-kate-wore-princess-diana-sapphire-earrings-trooping-the-colour-queen-platinum-jubilee/) from the late princess. King Charles, formerly Prince Charles, inherited his late mother's title as sovereign, while his wife, Camilla, is now Queen Consort.

Following news of Diana's death, mourners went to Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace where they left about 60 million flowers.

[Her Majesty The Queen](https://www.newsweek.com/queen-dies-news-anchor-errors-live-air-1741430), is a moment of the greatest sadness for me and all members of my family," he said. [CNN](https://www.newsweek.com/topic/cnn), members of the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and other volunteer organizations assisted in cleaning up the floral tributes. [Britain's longest reigning monarch](https://www.newsweek.com/queen-elizabeth-continued-colonialism-africa-criticized-social-media-academics-1741472), serving the public for 70 years after [she became queen in February 1952](https://www.newsweek.com/queen-elizabeth-final-year-royal-family-turmoil-philip-meghan-harry-andrew-1741366). And mostly jokes said, "Early estimates show Queen Elizabeth on pace to get way less flowers than Princess Diana." Soon after Queen Elizabeth's death was announced, informal comparisons of the floral tributes on social media started to appear. On Twitter, Aimless Monkey posted, "Haven't been to Buckingham Palace since we laid flowers for Princess Diana. It even pulled over several times along the journey to discard the flowers. The mother of ''People want to express their regret that she had died, and flowers are an obvious way of doing that.'' "We mourn profoundly the passing of a cherished Sovereign and a much-loved Mother. [Prince William](https://www.newsweek.com/topic/prince-william) and [Prince Harry](https://www.newsweek.com/topic/prince-harry) [died from her injuries](https://www.newsweek.com/shock-dianas-death-654172) following a car crash in Paris. As the hearse carrying her coffin made its way from Westminster Abbey to her family's Althorp estate, the vehicle had to use its windshield wipers to fend off flying stems.

Nigerian mothers everywhere are celebrating right now because their best friend's number one hater is finally unalive. But why is your mother #TeamDiana?

While the royal family moved around with shoulder pads and pride, Princess Diana was on her humility shit. Marriage is not easy (according to the people that are in it). But it was especially hard for Princess Diana because she had to go out to public events with her husband, shake people’s hands and smile, even though she knew her marriage was It was a big scandal, but Nigerian mothers were probably shouting, “Yass girl!” from across the ocean. But because we’re woke and Harry’s a white man, we’re riding hard for our good sis, Meghan, instead. Maybe it’s like the famous philosopher, Bobrisky said, “Good girl no dey pay.” But why are Nigerian mothers so obsessed with Princess Diana and her marriage? Like Diana, most Nigerian women know where the side chick lives, but they choose peace instead. The way Nigerian mothers like to talk about Princess Diana, you’d think they all went to Queens College or law school together. We can blame Charly boy all we want, but his family, led by Queen Eliza, are the real villains of this Nollywood production. Let’s not forget our future princess was just 16 when she met the 29-year-old, Charles. It’s too much, and that’s why Camilla Parker Bowles is probably enemy number one on your mother’s hate list.