Behind Princess Diana's fairytale wedding was a tragic love story and a tearful marriage. And until the last minute of her life, her passing still made people regret.
In her final moments, Princess Diana held tightly in
The tragic accident took the life of the Princess.
August 31, 1997 is a day that millions of people in the foggy country will never forget because it was the day the beautiful, kind Princess, the symbol of the elegance of the British Royal Family, Diana Spencer passed away after a tragic traffic accident. Her sudden departure made everyone mourn.
It is known that the Princess of Wales died from serious injuries in a car accident that occurred at the Pint de l’Alma tunnel in Paris, France while traveling with her then boyfriend, billionaire Dodi Fayed. The accident killed the Princess, Dodi Fayed and the driver Henri Paul on the spot. The only survivor of this tragedy was bodyguard Trevor Rees-Jones.
The questionable accident has consumed countless pages of ink in the press. Many sources said that the accident happened because the car was speeding to avoid being pursued by paparazzi. However, after that, the French side conducted an investigation that lasted 18 months and concluded that the person responsible for this whole tragedy was the driver Paul because he was driving at high speed while drunk.
It has been nearly 20 years since Princess Diana passed away, but the suspicions about that accident still haunt her. Recently, the Mirror also published a detail related to the accident that year that made everyone who read it feel sad and bitter.
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Accordingly, after hearing the bad news, the Princess's butler, Mr. Paul Burrell, was assigned to bring her important belongings to the hospital. Burrell searched all over Diana's apartment and found the rosary given by Mother Teresa on a small statue of the Virgin Mary.
Burrell put the rosary in his pocket along with Diana's makeup, tidied up and put her jewelry in the safe before closing the curtains and rushing to the hospital with the driver Tebbutt. The loyal butler also did not forget to bring a long dress and black shoes for the Princess to wear for the last time.
Tebbutt himself gave the clothes and makeup to the nurse and asked her to put the rosary in the hand of the short-lived princess.
That same day, when Prince Charles and the Princess's two sisters, Lady Jane and Sarah, were also present in the room where the Princess seemed to be just falling into a long sleep. But when they entered, everyone could not help but be moved when they saw the image of the Princess leaving with her hand still tightly holding the rosary and the photo of her two children, the inseparable objects that she always carried in her handbag. The unfinished charity work and the young children must have been the things that the beautiful Princess, both physically and mentally, regretted the most when she had to leave this world.