Support for charities 

Lady Diana was renowned for her compassion and kindness towards people. She dedicated her support to over 100 charities worldwide, all of which aimed to improve the well-being of individuals in various ways. Additionally, she actively participated in the International Campaign to Ban Landmines, an effort that ultimately led to her posthumous receipt of the Nobel Peace Prize a few months later.

Her varied personality 

In addition to her royal status and impeccable style, Lady Diana was also recognized for her work as a nanny, governess, and teacher. She was deeply involved in social issues and dedicated herself to the welfare of others. Even at a young age, she received an award for her compassionate care of a sick guinea pig, demonstrating the love and empathy that Princess Diana embodied.

was a great sportsperson 

Her looks and incredible personality never failed to impress people, as she effortlessly showcased them with grace and flair. Perhaps her secret lay in her deep passion for sports and outdoor activities like skiing and aerobic exercises. Princess Diana firmly believed in staying fit by engaging in activities she excelled at – sports.

Invitation to young Prince William’s crush

Lady Diana once invited American supermodel Cindy Crawford to Buckingham Palace during her reign. It was a little-known fact that the young Prince William had a secret crush on the stunning supermodel at the time.

Her rich and famous friends 

The wedding of Princess Diana and Prince Charles occurred on July 29, 1981. Not only was their wedding held at a grand venue and in a stylish manner, but it was also watched by people all over the world. Because of Princess Diana's immense popularity and adoration, the wedding ceremony was broadcasted on national television and viewed by nearly 750 million people globally. It was an unmissable event, being a royal wedding.

Her precious sparkler 

During her lifetime, the Princess of Wales bought a very expensive ring to wear, which was valued at 30,000 pounds by Garrard. Today, the value of that ring is nearly 95,000 pounds. The ring features a 12 carat oval blue Ceylon sapphire set in 18 carat white gold, surrounded by 14 solitaire diamonds. Not only was this ring costly, but it also symbolized the elegance and royalty of the family. Now, this ring is worn and owned by Kate Middleton as part of their legacy.

Her maternal grandmother was lady in waiting 

Lady Fermoy, who was Princess Diana's maternal grandmother, was also a lady in waiting for Prince Charles' grandmother. It is not widely known that she was a close acquaintance of the Queen Mother.

Her custody was with her father

During her parents' divorce, there was a significant dispute over who would be granted custody of Princess Diana and her siblings. Typically, the mother is awarded custody in such cases, but in this instance, Princess Diana's father, Earl Spencer, was given custody of her and her three younger siblings. Earl Spencer had divorced Princess Diana's mother, Frances Spencer, due to certain unforeseen problems.

A poor student 

Surprisingly, the Princess of Wales failed her O level exams twice, revealing her lack of strength in academics. However, her musical and singing talents were exceptional. Despite her efforts, she was considered a poor student due to her unsuccessful attempts at passing her O levels.