William and Harry were kinda in the same place but didn't talk. A look back at Princess Diana

0:03 Callarogu Shark Media. Hello and welcome through Palace Intrie game your host, Mark Francis, Prince William and Prince Harry were reunited under somber circumstances attending the funeral of their uncle, Lord Robert Fellows, the Duke of Sussex, reportedly made a secret trip to the UK for the service, which took place in Norfolk on Wednesday. Lord Fellows, who was eighty two, was married to Lady Jane, the late Princess Diana's sister, making him the uncle of both William and Harry. This marks the first time the brothers have been seen together since the funeral of their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth and twenty twenty two. According to sources, the two remained discreet and kept their distance throughout the service, avoiding direct interaction. One attendee noted that the brothers did not speak to each other during the event. The tragic death of Princess Diana in a car crash in Paris in August nineteen ninety seven remains one of the most significant and heartbreaking events in modern history, capturing the attention and emotions of millions worldwide. Now, a new three part documentary series titled Who Killed Diana, is set to delve into the events leading up to that fateful night, exploring the circumstances surrounding her death in greater detail. Produced by Ever Wonder Studio in collaboration with Empress Films, the series promises to shed new light on the case through rare and in some instances, exclusive interviews

1:33 with key figures allegedly connected to the accident. According to reports, the documentary will offer fresh perspectives on the tragedy that has sparked countless theories and investigations over the years. This project marks the beginning of a broader documentary franchise by Ever Wonder and Empress Films, focusing on the shocking deaths of iconic figures. Each series and the franchise will aim to uncover new information while examining the human and historian context of these events. Emma Cooper, the founder of Empress Films and award winning filmmaker, expressed her commitment to approaching Princess Diana's story with a fresh lens, stating that they intend to explore legendary women through investigative journalistic documentaries. John Adler, head of Talent and Content Development at ever Wonder emphasized the goal of driving the investigation forward with unprecedented access and premium storytelling. The series will revisit the well documented events leading up to Diana's death, including her arrival in Paris with Dodi al Fayed, their attempted escape from paparazzi, and the tragic car crash in the Pont de Lama tunnel.

2:38 The documentary is expected to examine these events with a critical eye, exploring the various conspiracy theories and unanswered questions that have possessed for nearly three decades. The exact release date and platform for who killed Diana have not yet been announced. Our inside a Deep Crown shared. One can't help but reflect on the profound impact Diana had on the monarchy and her two sons. Diana's legacy of compassion, her hands on approach to motherhood, and her ability to connect with people from all walks of life continue to resonate today. She brought her warmth and humanity to the Royal family that have forever changed how we view the institution. However, the current rift between William and Harry casts a long shadow over Diana's memory. One can't help but wonder how she would feel seeing her boys one so close now seemingly wolds apart. Diana's greatest wish was for her sons to support each other, to be there for one another in a world she knew could be incredibly challenging. The current state of affairs would undoubtedly break her heart. As we remember the People's Princess this year, perhaps the greatest tribute to her memory would be for William and Harry to find a way to bridge this divide and honor the bond that Diana works so hard to nurture. Deep Crown's weekly column is out today via the Deep Crown sub stack, and you can hear the audio version of Deep Crown's column every week by becoming a paid subscriber to this feed. Paid subscribers also receive Palace in without commercial interruptions. There is a link in the show notes, and it's only four ninety nine a month and comes with commercial free access to most other shows on the

4:08 Calaoka Shark Network, including five Good New Stories and our latest new show, Five Minutes of Gratitude. Check that out wherever you get your podcasts. Five Minutes of Gratitude a collection of memorabilia from Princess Dane's early years as a royal, has gone up for auction. This treasure trove, which includes a dozen dress designs and private letters, offers a unique glimpse into Diana's life at the age of twenty three, just after the birth of Prince Harry. The items come from her correspondence with Emmy Award winning dress designer Jacqueline Mills, who created custom designs for the Princess of Wales. The collection features two hand written and signed letters from Diana, seated January seventeenth and June seventh, nineteen eighty five, as well as twelve ink and watercolor dress designs on heavy watercolor paper, complete with fabric samples. These sketches, each signed by Mills, reflects Diana's fas preferences in her close collaboration with the designer. One notable design is a turquoise blue silk chiffon dress embroidered with gold sequence, which Diana war for a fitting without any alterations since that time. The collection is suspected to fetch between four and six thousand pounds at auction. The sale is particularly poignant as it occurs as days before the anniversary of the tragic death The auction provides collectors and fans a rare opportunity to connect with the person and fashion aspects of the iconic princess's life. One of the most iconic pieces of Princess Diana's jewelry likely to never ever see auction, is her dazzling eighteen carrot, sapphire and diamond engagement ring, which now

5:39 belongs to Kate Middleton. Prince William presented the ring to Kate when he proposed to her in twenty ten, making it one of the most recognized and envied pieces of jewelry in the world. The story behind how the ring came to be on Kate's finger is both touching and significant. After Princess Diana's tragic death in ninety seven, her sons, William and Harry, were each allowed to choose a keepsake from her jewelry collection. According to Paul Durell, Diana's former butler, Prince Harry initially chose the sapphire engagement ring because of the sentimental value it held for him. Harry reportedly remembered how the ring, which he associated with his mother, would slightly hurt his hand when he held hers as a child because of its size. On the other hand, William selected a Cartier watch that had been a gift to Diana from her father, John Spencer on her twenty first birthday. However, when William was ready to propose to Kate, Harry selflessly offered the ring to his brother, suggesting it would be fitting for the future Queen to wear it. This gesture was not only a sign of brotherly love, but also a way for Harry to insure his mother's memory lived on in the royal family. Prince William mentioned during his engagement interview that giving Kate his mother's ring was his way of keeping Diana close during this special time in his life, acknowledging the profound absence he felt without her.

6:53 Though Harry gave up the ring, he later designed an engagement ring for Megan Markle that also carried deep sentimental value. The ring features a central diamond from Botswana, a place meaningful to the couple, flanked by two smaller diamons from Princess Diana's personal collection. This design was a thoughtful way for Harry to honor his mother while creating something unique for Megan. Over time, Meghan made some modifications to her engagement ring opting for a thinner micro pave band. Additionally, Harry surprised Meghan with an eternity band on their first wedding anniversary, symbolizing their growing family. With each of their birthstones embedded in the ring. These jewels not only symbolize the deep love and thoughtfulness of both princes, but also ensure that legacy of Princess Diana continues to be a part of their lives and the lives of their families.

7:38 Pallas Indriga a radback. Princess Diana and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, reportedly had a strained relationship during the nineteen nineties, fueled by a perceived competition and similarities between them. Diana was said to be vocal about her dislike for Sophie, often feeling that Sophie had an easy ride when she entered the royal family, in contrast to Diana's own experience, which he likened to being thrown to the walls. The media frequently compared Diana and Sophie alongside Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, which likely exacerbated tensions. Diana was reportedly unhappy with the similarities in their fashion and style choices, feeling that Sophie was mimicking her look. Diana even referred to Sophie as her double and was reportedly both amused and irritated by Sophie's choice of outfits that closely resembled her own. Royal correspondent Judy Wade supported these claims, stating that Diana would often mutter, oh, look, he comes my double when Sophie entered a room. The tensions between them reportedly reached a point where, according to Andrew Morton's book Diana in Pursuit of Love, Diana once caused Sophie to leave a family dinner in tears after staring intensely at her. Despite these incidents, Sophie consistently downplayed the comparisons, acknowledging their physical similarities but emphasizing that she could never compete with Diana's image. Despite the reported tensions with Diana, Sophie has become an important and respected member of the royal family. She was often described as the family's secret weapon and was particularly close to the late Queen Elizabeth and the habit. If you

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