What injuries caused Diana’s death?
For decades, the public has been captivated by Diana, Princess of Wales’ glamorous life and legacy. She captivated everyone’s hearts and minds as Prince Charles’ first wife and mother to William and Harry with her charming personality and keen fashion sense. Diana was also one of the first royals to speak openly about her own…
For decades, the public has been captivated by Diana, Princess of Wales’ glamorous life and legacy. She captivated everyone’s hearts and minds as Prince Charles’ first wife and mother to William and Harry with her charming personality and keen fashion sense.
Diana was also one of the first royals to speak openly about her own mental health struggles and eating disorder on an international stage, earning her the nickname “People’s Princess.” Her tragic early death, on the other hand, has sparked ongoing interest for more than two decades, spawning documentaries, books, media coverage, and even a new opera.
The Princess, a new HBO documentary, explores Diana’s public life through archival audio and video recordings, painting a picture of the toxic nature of her constant media exposure and the events leading up to her death. The documentary will be released on August 13, the 25th anniversary of her death.
The news that the beloved princess and young mother had died shocked the entire world. And, while you’ve probably heard some details about her death, it’s been 25 years, so you might be fuzzy on the details. Here’s what you should know.
What injuries caused Diana’s death?
Diana’s heart had been shifted to the right side of her chest, tearing the pulmonary vein and pericardium. Diana died at 3:00 a.m. in the hospital. At a press conference held at the hospital, anaesthetist Bruno Riou announced her death at 06:00.
