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How Princess Diana Forever Changed The Royal Family

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Diana became Lady Diana Spencer in 1975, after her father inherited the title of Earl Spencer. "Lady Di" became her nickname, even after she got the title of Princess of Wales when she married Prince Charles.

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The people's princess was famous for breaking royal protocol. Many of these infractions involved her more modern fashion choices, such as not wearing gloves (Diana reportedly liked to hold hands while visiting people), as well as dressing in black—including the time she wore her famous figure-hugging "revenge dress" in 1994 in London, the same day that Charles also publicly admitted to his affair. And

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Diana made history in April 1987 when she was photographed shaking an HIV patient's hand without wearing gloves. The photo helped spread the message of HIV awareness and educate the public's perception of the illness. That day, the Princess opened the UK's first HIV/Aids unit at London Middlesex Hospital that specifically treated patients infected with the virus.

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Diana was no ordinary royal mom. She was determined to raise Prince William and Prince Harry as "normally" as possible, including sending them to public school, taking them on public transportation, and bringing them fast food restaurants, on public transportation.

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Princess Diana influenced the world by changing many mindsets about stereotypes and misconceptions. During her time in royalty, she was helping over 100 charities. Princess Diana's main focus were the homeless, disabled people, children, and HIV/AIDS patients.

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Katie Clinkinbeard, Melany Ventura, Briana Tobias

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Katie Clinkinbeard, Melany Ventura, Briana Tobias