The life, death, and legacy of Princess Diana, "Princess of Wales"
Princes Diana's life Diana, Princess of Wales, a member of the British royal family, was born on 1 July 1961. She was Charles, Prince of Wales's (later Charles III's) first wife and gave birth to Princes William and Harry. Diana's advocacy and allure established her as a global icon, earning her enduring acclaim as well as intense public scrutiny, which was made worse by her turbulent personal life. Diana was raised nearby the royal family on their Sandringham home and was born into the British nobility. While working as a nursery teacher's assistant in 1981, she got engaged to Prince Charles, Queen Elizabeth II's eldest son. She became the Princess of Wales after their 1981 wedding, which was held at St. Paul's Cathedral and received a warm reception from the general public. William and Harry, their two boys, were at the time the second and third in line for the British throne. Diana and Charles' marriage suffered as a result of their compatibility issu...