Most of us have heard Diana, Princess of Wales, who became involved Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne. Information her has circulated in every newspaper in every country. Gossip her complicated marriage has been reported in every popular magazine. Why were so many ordinary people interested ______ her?

It would probably be true to say that people all over the world found they could identify her. Firstly, she did not shine at school, but she did not allow failure school examinations to get in the way of her life.

People liked Diana for both her strengths and her weaknesses. She was generous her time, fond children and friendly land-mine victims and Aids sufferers.

She was not a natural royal. At first, she appeared to be frightened shaking hands with large numbers of people, but her advisers impressed her the need to play the role of a princess. As well as being very gentle babies, she became very involved her public engagements and genuine her attempt to bring happiness to the disadvantaged.

Diana saw herself as an outsider who did not have any hope becoming queen. We must not forget her personal problems. She was jealous Camilla, the woman whom Charles really loved. She suffered from an eating disorder and had the habit stuffing herself full of food until she became sick. However, she never seemed to grumble her failed marriage, but joked other things.

Many people remember Diana as being an icon of fashion. Wearing beautiful clothes went the job of Princess, but she did not follow the royals in other traditional pursuits. She had no intention hunting foxes. It was not her role to interfere nature in this way.

Her separation from Charles followed a book and a television interview in which she explained why she was fed up her husband and confessed that she too had loved another person. She finally became independent the royals, though she still insisted spending time with her children. Just as it seemed that there was to be an improvement Diana's life, she was killed in a terrible car crash. The chauffeur was guilty drinking and driving.

The public, who had come to have faith Diana, was devastated. They were slow to forgive the Royal Family excluding the Princess from their circle. The Queen went on television to show that they were a family in mourning and were innocent any bad feeling towards Diana. The Prime Minister described Diana as "The People's Princess" and Elton John called her "a candle in the wind". As Elton John sang in Westminster Abbey, many people felt crying.