Diana, Princess of Wales was born in 1961 in the United Kingdom and died in a car accident in 1997 at age 36. She was married to Prince Charles from 1981 to 1996 and had two sons, William and Harry. As a member of the royal family, Diana was known for her charitable work supporting causes like AIDS awareness. She helped change public perceptions and bring attention to important issues through her compassion and dedication to helping others.
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Princess Diana's life was full of challenges .
she was kind and gave love and care to everyone around .
She would bear many meanings of humanity and mercy.
Princess Diana's life was full of challenges .
she was kind and gave love and care to everyone around .
She would bear many meanings of humanity and mercy.
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2. Her complete name was Diana Frances Spencer.
She was born on 1 of julie of 1961 in united kingdom.
She died in france the 31 of october of 1997 with only 36 years
old .
3. MARRIAGE
She was marry to Charles Prince of Wales from 1981-1996
She was one of the first members of the royal family to get
divorced .
She had to sons William and Henry.
4. IMPORTANCE OF LADY DI
She was one the first member of the royal family that people
actually liked and respected.
She worked in charities, she was the first in the royal family.
5. HOW SHE INSPIRES US
She thought that family was the most important thing.
Even dough she was a high member in the royal family she worked
on charities and take care of the people of other countries and her
country.
6. MORE THINGS
She didnt stayed in the palace even dough she was a princess and
she help people.
She changed peoples opinion on VIH patients by voluntaryly
touching one
7. EVEN MORE THINGS
She gave her name to charities to gain more attention to them and
thsi way people started knowing more about this great causes.
She became a worlwide celebrity and use this power for good.
8. DEAD
She died in a car accident
The whole country was in mourninng and stop all their activities
because of this tragic accident.
She is remember in some churches with a rose.
10. CONCLUSION
Diana princess of wales was a member of
the royal family that with her worlwide
power worked becaus eshe wanted in
charities thta involved a lot of terminaland
serious illneses .She was a very charitative
and compasive person thta died to young
and in a very tragic way but she will be
remember in the memory of the world and
in the charities she supported
