International International The Life of Diana de Wales, first wife of Prince Carlos de Wales the life of Diana de Wales, first wife of Prince Carlos de Wales

Diana Spencer, the late Princess of Wales, died on a Sunday in August 1997 after suffering a car accident in Paris (France).That day, August 31, the entire world shuddered to learn about Lady Di's fateful outcome.

Since then, his memory has not been erased from the minds of millions of people and his accident continues surrounded by mystery and theories, which point to the fact that it was really a murder, although none of these has never been confirmed.

He was born on July 1, 1961 in Park House, next to Sandringham (Norfolk) as the honorable Diana Frances Spencer, but it was not until 1975 when he received the title of Lady Diana, when her father inherited the county.It was the youngest daughter of the marriage of the then Viscount of Althorp, John Spencer, and the Biscay, Frances Spencer.His father was one of Jorge VI squires from 1950 to 1952 and from the current queen from 1952 to 1954, as explained on the official website of the British Royal Family.

Diana grew surrounded by the British nobility along with her two older sisters, Sarah and Jane, and her brother Charles.He lived in Park House with his father after the separation of marriage, but in 1975, when his grandfather died, the family moved to Spencer's headquarters in Althorp, located in Northambtonshire.

Childhood and education of the young princess

The popular princess was educated since her childhood by grocers, although at the beginning of the seventies she was sent to a preparatory school located in Riddlesworth Hall.Shortly after, in 1974, he moved to Internship West Heath, in Kent County, where he demonstrated his particular talent and fascination with dance, music and arts.

Already in 1977 he left this place and ended his training at the Institut Alpinin Vidette in Rougemont (Switzerland).It was not a person who highlighted outstanding with the notes, but always showed his ability to practice such as ballet and swimming.It was in this place, with only 16 years, when he met his future husband and heir to the throne: Prince Carlos de Wales.

A year later, Diana went to live in London Capital to a apartment shared with some friends while working as an educator in an childhood and nanny garden.Then, Prince Carlos began to be interested in her and in 1979 he began his relationship and that, unlike the one he maintained with Camila Parker Bowles, was approved by the royal family and his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

Real wedding and their children: the princes Guillermo and Enrique

Camila met the prince Carlos at the age of 23, specifically in a Polo match in 1970, and since that time they were good friends, in addition to lovers.A three decades romance that originated controversies and controversies in the British monarchy, since he was even present during his marriage to Lady Di, and that culminated in 2005 when, finally, they married.

Without a doubt, the relationship between Prince Carlos and Camila was one of the facts that Diana's life marked.He married the prince of Wales in the catdral of St.Paul in London on July 29, 1981.An event that followed about 750 million people through television and that was the takeoff of Lady Di's popularity, which ended up becoming an international icon.

In 1982 his first child was born, Prince Guillermo, at Saint Mary Hospital in Paddington and two years later Prince Enrique was born.Throughout her marriage, the princess assumed a wide variety of real duties that included all kinds of acts and tours, although she always made it clear that her family was the most important thing for her.

However, from 1985 rumors about conflicts in the couple begin to be evident and the media echoes the marriage crisis, which would culminate with the announcement of their separation in 1992 and with the official divorce in 1996.

After an interview granted by Diana to the BBC chain in which she confessed.He always showed his eagerness for social causes and after his break with Prince Carlos dedicated himself to humanitarian activities, especially to undertake campaigns against antiperson mines.

A tragic death in Paris

But everything ended on August 31, 1997, when Lady Di died in a car accident in an underground tunnel in Paris when she was traveling with the businessman Dodi al Fayed, son of the owner of the famous Harrod's warehouses in London.

According to the investigations, the driver lost control of the vehicle while trying to escape the persecution of the paparazzi that followed the couple.Only Dodi's bodyguard survived, who wore the seat belt.After the clash, the princess was transferred to the hospital where she underwent two hours of emergency surgery, although nothing could be done to save her life.

"First, I want to pay tribute to Diana.She was an exceptional and talented human being.In good times and bad, he never lost the ability to smile and laugh, or inspire others with their warmth and kindness.He admired and respected her, for her energy and commitment to others, and especially for her devotion to her two children.This week in Balmoral, we have all been trying to help William and Harry accept the devastating loss that they and the rest of us have suffered, "were some of the words of Queen Elizabeth II to the British people on Friday 5 ofSeptember after his death.