Princess Diana: Life After the Palace

Throughout the 80s and 90s, there was one name and one face you couldn't avoid. Diana, Princess of Wales. When her whirlwind marriage and subsequent divorce from Prince Charles thrust her into the public spotlight, she took it in her stride and grew into her new role as a global celebrity. When freed from the shackles of royal restrictions, Diana's life after the palace allowed her to connect with millions of people worldwide as a mother, humanitarian and fashion icon. Her unrivalled capacity for moving the dial and changing the narrative on causes and issues she cared about became the catalyst that legitimised her posthumous sobriquet, the People's Princess. And even today, 25 years on, Diana's legacy continues to influence people worldwide, and she remains one of the most popular members of the royal family.