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00:00Women who change the world.
00:30Safe in the knowledge that one day someone might do the same for you.
00:36Princess Diana
00:37Born to an aristocratic British family with royal ancestry,
00:42Princess Diana was the fourth of five children of Edward John Spencer, Viscount Althor,
00:48and Frances Ruth Burke Roche, Viscountess Althor.
00:52Diana was shy and introvert, but shared a fondness for music and dancing,
00:57had a profound interest in community service.
01:00After being homeschooled by her governess, Gertrude Allen,
01:03she began her formal education at Salfield Private School in Gaten Norfolk,
01:08before moving to an all-girls boarding school when she was nine.
01:12In 1973, she joined her sisters at West Heath Girls School.
01:16Soon after their July 1981 wedding,
01:19Charles realized the shy 20-year-old's popularity was increasingly growing,
01:24whether he liked it or not.
01:26Diana quickly became one of the most photographed people in the world,
01:30and her husband couldn't help but feel overshadowed.
01:34She changed the face of the British monarchy.
01:37Through her charity work, Diana highlighted how royalty,
01:41which had previously been known for its stuffiness,
01:44could be in touch with the public.
01:46Like her AIDS efforts,
01:48Diana traveled to countries with a high leprosy rate
01:51in order to remove the stigma surrounding the disease.
01:55She made regular personal visits to London's homeless centers.
01:59Diana displayed a great affinity for young people
02:02and became a champion for some of the most vulnerable.
02:06As patron of the Royal Marsden Hospital,
02:09known for treating childhood cancers,
02:11and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children,
02:14she was often pictured comforting children
02:16and made a personal connection with many.
02:20Diana loved dance,
02:22and after her divorce,
02:23the English National Ballet
02:25was the only non-humanitarian charity
02:28she chose to dedicate her time to.
02:30Her support and presence at fundraising galas
02:33helped to raise thousands of pounds for the company.
02:36In 1981,
02:38people of the United Kingdom
02:39rejoiced at the news that a royal wedding was on the horizon.
02:43Their engagement became official on the 24th of February, 1981.
02:49Prince Charles was 32,
02:51and Princess Diana was 19 at the time of the engagement.
02:55But Princess of Wales was enduring a lonely, miserable life
02:59inside the palace,
03:01despite being adored by the public.
03:03The cracks began to appear very early in their marriage.
03:07Diana just wanted to fit in with the royal family,
03:10and she continued to hope things would get better with time.
03:14However,
03:15Diana found a sense of happiness in her marriage
03:17with the birth of her two sons.
03:20The couple welcomed Prince William in 1982,
03:24followed by Prince Harry in 1984.
03:27But after Harry was born,
03:29the relationship soured
03:30until they finally divorced in 1996.
03:34Princess Diana was never short of male attention.
03:37Her tumultuous relationship with Prince Charles
03:41will go down in the history books.
03:43But despite their divorce,
03:45Diana had a lot of love for her husband.
03:47It is not every other day that a people's princess is born.
03:51Princess Diana was so much more than a style icon.
03:54Princess Diana captured the world's attention
03:56as a royal trendsetter.
03:58But during her time in the public eye,
04:00she also became a prominent philanthropic force.
04:03Diana worked tirelessly
04:04on behalf of charities around the world,
04:06using her fame to raise awareness
04:08of a number of important humanitarian issues.
04:10Twenty years after her death,
04:12here's why Diana will always be remembered
04:14as the people's princess.
04:16Princess Diana was passionate about helping others.
04:19But royal commentators said motherhood
04:21was clearly the job she loved the most.
04:23She led by example,
04:25and often took William and Harry
04:26along with her on hospital visits.
04:28Today,
04:29the princes continue to support their mother's legacy
04:31as patrons of some of the charities
04:33she so prominently supported.
04:35She may have left for the heavenly abode
04:37earlier than anticipated,
04:39but she continues to reign in the minds
04:41and hearts of millions across the globe.
04:56Women who change the world
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