Princess Diana, full name Diana Frances Spencer, was the first wife of Prince Charles of the United Kingdom and Princess of Wales. He was born on 1 July 1961 in Park House, Sandringham, England. Diana was the daughter of father John Spencer and mother Frances Roach. Diana was the fourth child of her parents.

Diana spent her childhood in different parts of England. He attended Riddlesworth Hall and later West Heath School. Diana did not excel in traditional education, but had a passion for social work and children from an early age.

Diana married Prince Charles on July 29, 1981. The wedding caused a worldwide stir and Princess Diana became an international icon overnight. Together they gave birth to two sons, Prince William and Prince Harry. However, their marital relationship was challenging, and they divorced in 1996.

Princess Diana devoted much of her life to social service and humanitarian work. He broke social taboos by showing compassion to AIDS patients, which was extremely rare at the time. Diana works in mine prevention, helping the homeless, and helping cancer patients. She was called the "People's Princess" for her kind and compassionate attitude.

On August 31, 1997, Princess Diana was killed in a tragic car accident in Paris, France. This accident and his death shocked the whole world. There have been many controversies and conspiracy theories surrounding Diana's death, but it is considered an accident.

Even after her death, Princess Diana left her influence worldwide. He is still revered for his charitable work and humanitarian contributions. Diana's two sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, have been inspired by their mother's philanthropic ideals and are involved in various humanitarian causes. Many books, documentaries and films are still being made about Diana's life and death, which has given her a special place in history.