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Loose Women host Christine Lampard stopped the ITV show moments in to announce breaking news about I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here

Christine Lampard paused Loose Women today to announce “breaking jungle news”.

At the top of today’s show, Christine admitted they had some breaking news to share about I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here. Christine was on the show with Janet Street-Porter, Coleen Nolan and Brenda Edwards when she interrupted the top of the show to announce she had some breaking news about their own panellist Jane Moore.

Speaking on today’s show, she said: “We’ve got some breaking jungle news for you at 12.35pm,” before she later revealed that Jane would be competing in tonight’s trial alongside Love Island star Maura Higgins.

The show was briefly halted
Speaking on the show today, Christine revealed: “Competing in the trial tonight is Maura and Jane everybody. Jane – her first trial,” as Coleen added: “I’ve been desperate for her to do a trial. I’ve used my five votes every night for her. She’s desperate to do one. She’s that way inclined – if she’s going to go that far, she wants to do it.

Every night where they’ve announced it, she looks genuinely disappointed that she doesn’t get picked. But last night in the WhatsApp group, Kaye was saying I hope she doesn’t get it tonight because she hates water and this one is underwater. But I know Jane and I’ve seen a clip of it today, and I’ve seen her swimming under the water. She will give it 100 per cent. She’s so strong.”

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Co-star Janet Street Porter then added: “I think it’s really tough to sit round the campfire and be someone who hasn’t done a trial. You feel like a second division. You feel like the producers are looking at you.”

Maura and Jane will take part in new trial called Fright at the End of the Tunnel, which will see them navigate through water and creepy crawlies to try and win stars for meals for camp.

In a preview of the trial, Maura faces spiders as she admits: “Jane, I don’t know if I can do it. There’s an awful amount of spiders,” as Ant and Dec explain that she has to go through to the next chamber to allow Jane to do the same. Will she do it?

Frankie Bridge’s gorgeous fluffy brown co-ord was a big hit with her fans when she wore it on Loose Women, and you can now save 20% on it with an early Black Friday deal

Frankie Bridge has officially declared chocolate brown the colour of the season. The presenter has recently been spotted in several different outfits in the autumnal colour recently, and her latest look has proven to be a big hit with fans.

For an appearance on Loose Women, Frankie wore Karen Millen’s Alpaca Wool Fluffy Knit Polo Top and the matching Alpaca Wool Fluffy Full Knit Skirt, and the outfit proved very popular with her Instagram followers. “Oh love this look!!!!” wrote one, whilst another added: “Where is this from please? Looks so fab.”

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If you’re also keen to copy Frankie’s look, you can get both pieces directly from the Karen Millen website, where they’re both currently discounted by 20% as part of the brand’s early Black Friday sale. The skirt, which usually retails for £129 is now £103.20, whilst the polo top is down to £79.20 from £99.

Both pieces are made from 32% alpaca and 32% wool, making them both super and soft and ultra cosy – perfect for looking chic and smart in the cold winter weather. Each piece is still available in all sizes from an XS to a large, and you can pick from Frankie’s go-to chocolate brown colour or an ivory shade that’s perfect for nailing winter whites.

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The Fluffy Polo Top has a cropped length that accentuates your waist, whilst its boxy silhouette keeps it looking more relaxed and comfortable. It also has short sleeves and a classic polo design with a collared neckline.

Meanwhile, the Fluffy Full Knit Skirt has a high waist and flared, A-line shape that’s both flattering and timeless. The midi-length hemline is also perfect for autumn and winter, helping keep you warm and cosy whilst still looking elegant.

The knitted co-ord is perfect for wearing to the office during the winter, giving you a sleek, put-together look whilst still keeping the cold at bay, and you can easily change up the styling to make it more versatile. Frankie opted to team hers with a pair of dark burgundy knee high boots, but you could just as easily wear it with some chunky loafers or a pair of statement trainers for a more relaxed, daytime look.

If you prefer trousers over a skirt, New Look’s Dark Brown Knit Wide Leg Trousers, £29.99, can be paired with the Brown Soft Knit Cardigan, £26.99, for a more laid back look. Although you could get away with it at the office with a pair of heels or loafers, you could just as easily wear it for brunch or to lounge around at home in, making it a great versatile pick.

“Make Your Own Kind of Music — Live at Althorp” will be released later this week

Diana, Princess of Wales attending a Gala evening in aid of Cancer Research at Bridgewater House in London and members of the Rock Choir and Charles Spencer at Althorp House on Sept. 20, 2024. Photo: Tim Graham Photo Library via Getty ; Jordan Pettitt/PA Images via Getty

Rock Choir is getting ready to release the charitable song “Make Your Own Kind of Music — Live at Althorp,” benefitting The Diana Award
The music video was filmed at Althorp House, the late Princess Diana’s childhood home in Northamptonshire, England
Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, previously shared a peek on social media and sent well-wishes

The U.K.’s award-winning Rock Choir is harmonizing for the 25th anniversary of The Diana Award established in memory of Princess Diana by releasing a special new charity song.

On Oct. 31, Rock Choir will drop the official music video for the song, “Make Your Own Kind of Music — Live at Althorp,” with the tune to debut on Nov. 1. Around 350 members of the contemporary choir convened to record their rendition of “Make Your Own Kind of Music,” originally released by Cass Elliot in 1969, in September at Althorp.

Rock Choir’s rendering is raising money and awareness for The Diana Award during the organization’s 25th anniversary year, a statement said. The Diana Award is the only charity established in memory of Princess Diana, who died following a car accident in Paris in 1997 at age 36. The youth-focused organization is uniquely supported by both of her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, and endeavors to ensure “no young person is left out or left behind.”

Rock Choir at Althorp House on Sept. 20, 2024.Jordan Pettitt/PA Images via Getty

Princess Diana ‘Went Where the Pain Was,’ Says The Diana Award CEO — and Now Her Sons Are Doing the Same (Exclusive)

While fans will have to wait a little bit longer to hear the song, Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, gave a peek into the recording as it happened at Althorp House.

Althorp is the Spencer family’s ancestral home in Northamptonshire, England, and where Princess Diana grew up. Charles, the 9th Earl Spencer, continues to live there today and the late Princess of Wales is buried at Oval Lake.

“What a treat to welcome 350 members of the Rock Choir to ⁦@AlthorpHouse⁩ today — recording a charity single for the wonderful ⁦@DianaAward⁩,” Charles, 60, wrote on X on Sept. 20 below a video of the members of the choir joining their voices. “The Diana Award was set up 25 years ago to continue my sister’s legacy of care and hope among young people all over the world.”

In another message (with video!) about “Take 8” of the Rock Choir singing, Charles added, “Such a lovely sound. I hope the record does really well for ⁦@DianaAward.”

Members of Rock Choir at Althorp House on Sept. 20, 2024.Jordan Pettitt/PA Images via Getty

Prince Harry Says the Younger Generation ‘Give Me Hope’ at Event Tied to Mom Princess Diana

A snippet shared to Instagram showed the Rock Choir singing at the memorial to Princess Diana on the island where she is buried, and in front of Althorp House. Dr. Tessy Ojo CBE, CEO of the Diana Award, also appeared in the video and spoke about why the partnership means much.

“[Princess Diana] was a woman that made her own type of music. It’s our 25th anniversary, and that’s 25 years of driving change for young people,” Ojo said in the video shared to Instagram. “It’s wonderful to be partnering with Rock Choir, who have brought their flair of music to our work! Joining us in amplifying the incredible change that can happen when young people are invested in.”

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On Sept. 23, Ojo and Prince Harry appeared on the panel, “The Global Mental Health Crisis Among Young People: A Conversation with Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex and Dr Tessy Ojo CBE, CEO of the Diana Award” at the 2024 Concordia Annual Summit in New York City.

Speaking to PEOPLE there, Ojo said that Princess Diana “went where the pain was,” which her sons Prince William and Prince Harry continue to do today.

“I think what you will see is the passion, the selflessness. In some senses, they say, ‘I’m not going to give up,’ ” Ojo tells PEOPLE. “It’s so easy to pause, to stop and to say ‘This is too big. It’s too messy. I’m not going to get involved.’ And that’s the kind of thing we saw with Princess Diana. She went where the pain was. And usually where the pain is — it’s not always comfortable. It’s not easy. And that’s what you see. You see that same value, that principle of ‘We’re going to go where the pain is, however uncomfortable this is.’ “

Of what it means to have the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex back the charity, Ojo adds, “We are so honored, and what a privilege to have both her sons who support this work. And it is their mother’s legacy. They are both immensely committed to driving change. And we know it’s a privilege to have their support, and we will continue to work to make them proud and to keep their mother’s legacy alive.”

“Make Your Own Kind of Music — Live at Althrop” will premiere on platforms everywhere on Friday, Nov. 1.

From her effortlessly chic street style to the unforgettable “revenge dress,” here’s a look back at Princess Diana’s best outfits

Catherine Santino is a Style Writer-Reporter at PEOPLE. She began as a contributor for PEOPLE in 2022 and joined the staff full-time in 2024. Her work has previously appeared in The Zoe Report, Popsugar, Insider and more.

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Though Princess Diana’s life was tragically cut short, her legacy continues to live on in many ways — one of which being her iconic style.

Part of what made her fashion so memorable was her ability to wear a glamorous ball gown one day and an oversized sweatshirt the next, with both looks being equally captivating. Throughout her time as Princess of Wales, Diana developed relationships with designers like Catherine Walker and Versace, but some of her most casual moments have sparked massive trends, such as the recent resurgence in athleisure. No matter what she wore, Princess Diana embodied a timeless elegance that will continue to have influence for decades to come.

Keep reading for a look back at some of Princess Diana’s best fashion moments.

Princess Diana in London in November 1980

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Princess Diana, then Diana Spencer, was just 19 years old when she was first romantically linked to Prince Charles in 1980. That year, she was photographed dodging the paparazzi near her home in London, wearing a modest pinstripe skirt, red jacket and red handbag.

Princess Diana at Buckingham Palace in February 1981

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The blue suit that Princess Diana wore for her engagement photos with Prince Charles was chosen in quite the roundabout way. The Royal Style in the Making fashion exhibition, which was presented in 2021 at the royal’s former home of Kensington Palace, revealed that the then-19-year-old had first visited the Bellville Sassoon shop, but wasn’t finding anything she liked. The sales associate, who didn’t recognize her, suggested she try the nearby department store.

​​”You can imagine how Belinda [Bellville] and David [Sassoon] felt when they realized the future Princess of Wales had been turned away,” curator Matthew Storey told PEOPLE. The Princess and her mother ended up returning to the Bellville Sassoon shop and selecting the blue suit, sparking a years-long collaboration between the brand and Princess Diana.

Princess Diana with Prince Charles in Scotland in May 1981

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For her first official photocall after their engagement, Princess Diana and Prince Charles posed alongside their dog Harvey at Craigowan Lodge in Balmoral, Scotland. The Princess wore a striped pink sweater with corduroy pants and Hunter boots.

Princess Diana at her wedding to Prince Charles in London in July 1981

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Princess Diana’s famous wedding gown is a true testament to bridal fashion in the early 1980s. The ruffled collar, puffed sleeves and dramatic train are all notable elements of the ensemble, which was designed by Elizabeth and David Emanuel.

Princess Diana at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London in November 1981

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Just four months after her royal wedding, the newly crowned princess was already looking the part. While visiting the Victoria & Albert Museum in November 1981, she wore a pale blue Bellville Sassoon gown and choker necklace.

Princess Diana at a fashion show in November 1982

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Princess Diana showed off a playful side of her fashion sense in this one-shoulder blue dress with ruffle details by Bruce Oldfield while at a fashion show at Guildhall in London.

Princess Diana in New Zealand in April 1983

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While visiting the Pupuke School on the North Shore in New Zealand, Princess Diana chose a more subdued look — a pale yellow Catherine Walker suit and a John Boyd hat.

Princess Diana at the London premiere of Back to the Future in January 1985

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Princess Diana’s plum-colored velvet dress at the London premiere of Back to the Future may have looked simple from the front, but the dramatic low back makes it one of her most memorable looks. For even more drama, she added a long pearl necklace that draped down her back.

Princess Diana at the White House in November 1985

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During a visit to the White House in Washington, D.C. (where she famously danced with John Travolta), Princess Diana wore a black, off-the-shoulder gown, black opera gloves and a pearl choker necklace.

Princess Diana at the National Gallery in November 1985

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For a dinner at the National Gallery in Washington, D.C., the princess dazzled in a one-shoulder sequin gown by Hachi. She paired it with diamond earrings, metallic silver shoes and a clutch purse.

Princess Diana in Saudi Arabia in November 1986

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For her visit to Saudi Arabia in 1986, Princess Diana wore a green-and-white dress by one of her favorite designers, Catherine Walker, along with white shoes, a white hat and a white clutch purse.

Princess Diana attending Easter mass in Windsor in April 1987

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In celebration of the Easter holiday, Princess Diana wore a pastel blue coat by Catherine Walker as well as a matching hat and white gloves. Pictured here on her way to mass, she holds the hand of her son, Prince William, who is wearing a matching Catherine Walker coat.

Princess Diana at Cannes Film Festival in May 1987

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Princess Diana arrived at the 1987 Cannes Film Festival dripping with glamour. She wore a strapless pale blue gown by Catherine Walker and a matching scarf as well as blue satin shoes.

Princess Diana at the Guards Polo Club in England in May 1988

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Princess Diana’s 1998 appearance at the Guards Polo Club in Windsor is essentially a masterclass in looking casual yet chic. She took a simple sweatshirt and jeans and made it her own with cowboy boots, a blazer and a baseball cap.

Princess Diana in Dubai in March 1989

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While on her official tour of the Gulf States, Princess Diana visited Dubai wearing a blue-and-white suit by Catherine Walker and a turban-style hat by Philip Somerville.

Princess Diana at the British Fashion Awards in London in October 1989

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At the first British Fashion Awards at the Royal Albert Hall, Princess Diana showed off a slightly shorter hairstyle as well as a white gown and structured jacket by Catherine Walker.

Princess Diana in Budapest in May 1990

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In another matchy-matchy moment, Princess Diana wore a pink suit with purple trim during a trip to Hungary, which she accessorized with matching purple shoes and a purple clutch purse.

Princess Diana in Toronto in October 1991

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In the 1990s, Princess Diana began to branch out when it came to the designers she wore. On an official trip to Toronto, she wore a red-and-white houndstooth Moschino suit and Philip Somerville hat with black netting along the brim.

Princess Diana attending Easter mass in April 1992

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Hats are a major element of the royal wardrobe, and it seems like Princess Diana fully embraced the tradition. For Easter in 1992, she wore a black hat with yellow trim, complementing her yellow suit jacket and pleated skirt.

Princess Diana in Cairo in May 1992

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Princess Diana looked as demure as ever in a teal-and-white Catherine Walker suit and Philip Somerville hat while visiting the Heliopolis War Cemetery in Cairo.

Princess Diana arriving at the Serpentine Gallery in London in June 1994

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The very night that Prince Charles admitted on national television that he had been unfaithful to her, Princess Diana stepped out in what has gone down in history as the “revenge dress.” While attending a gala at the Serpentine Gallery in London, photographers snapped now-iconic photos of the Princess wearing a fitted black off-the-shoulder dress with an asymmetrical hemline and chiffon train.

Princess Diana shopping in Knightsbridge in October 1994

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Even when she was not making formal appearances, Princess Diana always looked elegant. While out shopping in London in 1994, she opted for a white mock neck top, fitted white pants and an olive green blazer. Her canvas and leather tote gave the look a laid-back feel.

Princess Diana at the Serpentine Gallery in London in June 1995

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Showing this much skin was daring for a royal, but Princess Diana was a trailblazer through and through. In 1995, she wore a pale blue, knee-length Catherine Walker halter dress to a dinner hosted by Vanity Fair at London’s Serpentine Gallery.

Princess Diana in Italy in September 1995

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Leaning into her newfound fondness for midi dresses, Princess Diana wore a white Versace dress and matching white shoes while attending a charity concert in Italy.

Princess Diana in England in September 1995

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For Prince William’s first day at Eton College in Windsor, Princess Diana wore a simple black dress, adding a pop of color with a double-breasted cerulean jacket.

Princess Diana leaving Chelsea Harbour Club in London in November 1995

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Princess Diana’s leisurewear continues to inspire fashion trends today, particularly this low-key combination of bike shorts, a sweatshirt and sneakers. Here, she wears a Virgin Atlantic sweatshirt while leaving the Chelsea Harbour Club in London.

Princess Diana in Argentina in November 1995

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It was somewhat rare for Princess Diana to wear pink, but there’s no denying that this bubblegum pink Versace suit, which she wore during an official visit to Argentina, was extremely flattering on her.

Princess Diana in Chicago in June 1996

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Princess Diana tried purple on for size while attending a dinner at the Natural History Museum in Chicago. She paired this sleek, eggplant-colored Versace gown with matching shoes by Jimmy Choo and a choker necklace.

Princess Diana in Australia in October 1996

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For a dinner dance in Sydney, Australia, Princess Diana wore a satin off-the-shoulder blue gown by Versace with a matching purse and shoes.

Princess Diana in London in 1997

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This mint-colored Chanel suit was a refreshing choice for Princess Diana. She paired it with a simple nude pair of heels and a beige purse while attending an event in London.

Princess Diana in Bosnia in August 1997

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During a three-day visit to Bosnia, Princess Diana proved, yet again, that some of her best fashion moments were the most simple. This pair of blue jeans with a crisp white button-down and brown leather belt is every bit as chic today as they were in 1997.

From her tensions with Prince Charles to her constant battle with the paparazzi, The Princess tells the story of Princess Diana’s public life through real-life archival audio and footage

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Life in the Spotlight

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Just before their wedding, Prince Charles and Princess Diana sat down for a joint interview and spoke about the glare of the royal spotlight.

“If you don’t try to work out in your own mind some kind of method for existing and surviving this kind of thing, you would go mad, I think. In the end, you do get used to it,” Charles says before turning to Diana and asking: “Don’t you find that after the last six months you’re beginning to get used to it?”

Diana quietly responds, “Just.”

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The Wedding

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As Princess Diana and Prince Charles leave their wedding ceremony, a commentator says, “Usually fairy tales end here with the phrase ‘and they lived happily ever after.’ ” While footage shows celebrations throughout the U.K., including dancing and popping champagne in the streets, we know now that Princess Diana never got her storybook ending. The couple seemed to know something was amiss at the time too — as they pulled up to Buckingham Palace in their carriage, they were completely silent with no loving interactions or cheerful expressions expected of newlyweds.

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Diana’s Popularity

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During a 1983 tour of Australia, overwhelming crowds gathered everywhere that Princess Diana and Prince Charles visited. But it was clear that they were there to see Diana — as one commentator noted in the documentary, “You can’t give pictures of him away, but Diana is very big news everywhere.” Prince Charles recognized that he was playing second fiddle to his new wife, asking photographers, “Am I in the way?”

“Charles doesn’t like the fact that she’s a superstar, and he isn’t,” another commentator notes.

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“Trapped”

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In an interaction between the royals and members of the media, Prince Charles talks to a young Prince William as Princess Diana looks on glumly. As Prince William peers through a video camera lens, Charles tells his son, “The people in there, look at them…trapped.” The irony of the statement is not lost on viewers.

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Diana’s Loneliness

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While Prince Charles “continued to live like a bachelor” despite being a husband and father, Princess Diana was clearly feeling isolated in her royal life. During a 1992 visit to the Taj Mahal, a monument built by a man to pay tribute to his wife, Princess Diana ironically posed for photos alone — and it spoke volumes about the state of the couple’s marriage at the time.

Diana looks uneasy as she’s being photographed on a bench in front of the Taj Mahal, putting on her sunglasses as she stood. She then walked over to another bench and sat with her back towards the photographers in a moment of solitude.

“So she’s just sitting there, is she?” one cameraman is heard asking.

“Thinking about her marriage,” says another.

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Dodging Paparazzi

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After Princess Diana and Prince Charles announced their separation, paparazzi climbed on ladders and ran into traffic to capture Diana on everyday outings, such as going to the gym and attending Prince William and Prince Harry’s school events. As Princess Diana tried to escape them, her car is shown speeding away — an ominous foreshadowing of her tragic death just a few years later.

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William and Harry Run from the Cameras

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The documentary intercuts Princess Diana’s 1993 speech, in which she announced she would be reducing her public appearances, with shots of her and her sons avoiding paparazzi. Both Prince William and Prince Harry are seen running away from the cameras and shielding their faces with hats.

“When I started my public life 12 years ago, I understood the media might be interested in what I did. I realized then their attention would inevitably focus on both our private and public lives,” Diana said in her speech. “But I was not aware of how overwhelming that attention would become, nor the extent to which it would affect both my public duties and my personal life in a manner that’s been hard to bear.”

However, she was again met with criticism: “It’s very Diana, isn’t it, to call a press conference to announce that she wants to be left alone,” said one commentator. “Very in character.”

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Coming Into Her Own

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Following her divorce, Princess Diana focused on charities and causes with special meaning to her, from homelessness to HIV/AIDS. “Good work and associating one’s self with good voluntary causes, that, I think, is the sort of direction that the Princess of Wales see herself moving in,” one commentator said before adding, in a now-ominous statement: “She has 20, 30, 40 years of active public life ahead of her. So people who think this is the end of something, you’re misunderstanding. This is the beginning of something.”

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The Crash

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Home video showed a group of friends playing Uno as the news that Princess Diana was involved in a car crash in Paris unfolded on television. Although the men were making light of the coverage, the mood quickly shifted and they all fell silent when it was announced that Diana had died. The scene reflects how Princess Diana had become a source of entertainment for many, and it wasn’t until her untimely death that there was concern for her as a person.

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William and Harry in Mourning

Prince William, Prince Harry and Prince Charles. Tim Graham Photo Library

Prince William and Prince Harry, just 15 and 12 at the time, had just lost their mother. However, in the days following her death, they played the roles of consolers to members of the public. In the documentary, the grieving brothers are seen shaking hands and greeting people gathered outside Kensington Palace.

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip are also shown viewing the public memorial to Diana outside the palace. In one tense moment, a woman calls out: “Take care of the boys.” Philip then curtly responds: “That’s what we’ve been doing.”

The exchange reflects the public criticism at the time that the Queen hadn’t been doing enough to comfort her subjects in the wake of Diana’s death.

Princess Diana’s ’80s and ’90s style was recreated on Netflix’s The Crown — including some of her most iconic looks

Elizabeth Debicki on The Crown; Princess Diana. Photo: Netflix; Jayne Fincher/Getty

On Netflix’s The Crown, actors Emma Corrin and Elizabeth Debicki portrayed Princess Diana from the start of her relationship with King Charles (then-Prince Charles) to her tragic death.

In her time in the public eye as part of the British royal family, Diana — and what she was wearing — was always on display. She became a fashion icon, whether dressed in a bright blue blazer or donning an off-the-shoulder little black dress. Her wedding gown is still considered one of the most iconic bridal looks of all time, and the wardrobe department on The Crown replicated that and Diana’s signature style to Emmy-nominated perfection.

From seemingly exact outfits to others more inspired by the real clothes from actual events depicted on the show, here are the best looks recreated for The Crown’s Princess Diana.

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Princess Diana’s Engagement Outfit

Emma Corrin; Princess Diana. Des Willie/Netflix; Reginald Davis/Shutterstock

The Crown perfectly replicated Princess Diana’s look for her engagement portraits with then Prince Charles. Actress Emma Corrin, who played the “People’s Princess”during season 4, wore a blue suit over a white blouse featuring a tied neck.

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Princess Diana’s Wedding Dress

Emma Corrin; Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Des Willie/Netflix; David Levenson/Getty Images

Corrin said everyone on set “went completely silent” when she stepped out in a replica of Princess Diana’s wedding dress. Everything from the frilled lace to the embroidered sequins resembled the dress Diana wore on her big day.

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Princess Diana’s Blue Dress

Princess Diana and Prince Charles; Emma Corrin and Josh O’Connor. Jayne Fincher/Princess Diana Archive/Hulton Archive/Getty; Des Willie/Netflix

The Crown recreated Princess Diana and Prince Charles’ looks for an episode featuring their 1983 tour of Australia.

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Princess Diana’s Pink Polka Dot Dress

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This pink polka dot dress and matching fascinator calls for a royal double take!

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Princess Diana’s Red-and-White Polka Dot Dress

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The Crown added a tiara and matching necklace to Princess Diana’s red polka dot dress with spaghetti straps.

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Princess Diana’s Strapless Dress and Scarf

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Princess Diana paired a strapless dress with a matching scarf — a combination also worn by Corrin’s character in season 4.

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Princess Diana’s One-Shoulder Dress

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While not a direct replica, a one-shoulder dress was one of Princess Diana’s go-to gown silhouettes.

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Princess Diana’s Silk Banquet Gown

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For a night out in New York City, Princess Diana sported a white silk gown in a sea of black.

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Princess Diana’s School Drop-Off Outfit

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Elizabeth Debicki, who plays Diana in the final seasons of the show, looks uncanny in a shot from season 5. The actress wore a cerulean blue blazer over a black dress for a scene in which Princess Diana drops off a teenage Prince William at the elite Eton College.

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Princess Diana’s Red Plaid Ensemble

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Debicki channeled the beloved royal again with a red plaid dress and red hat for a scene that appears to be recreating Princess Eugenie’s royal christening. While the patterns of the dresses are slightly different, the look is very on par with Diana’s early ’90s style.

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Princess Diana’s Tailored Red Dress

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While filming in Mallorca, Spain, Debicki was spotted in another red look — a sleek tailored dress with a belt that mirrored the dress Princess Diana wore during a 1997 visit to a hospital in Harrow, England.

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Princess Diana’s “Revenge Dress”

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The Crown successfully recreated what is perhap’s one of Princess Diana’s most iconic looks, her “revenge dress.” The royal wore the iconic off-the-shoulder, little black dress on the night Prince Charles confessed his affair with Camilla Parker Bowles during an interview. In season 5 of The Crown, Debicki wore an almost identical dress as well as a similar pearl necklace.

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Princess Diana’s Pink Button-Down Top and Black Pants

Princess Diana (L); Elizabeth Debicki in The Crown. Stefan Rousseau – PA Images/PA Images via Getty Images; Joan Llado / GTres / SplashNews.com

Debicki recreated Princess Diana’s simple yet chic look during her 1997 trip to Bosnia, which took place shortly before her tragic death. The actress wore a pink button-down top, black pants and a black belt to mirror the effortless look.

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Princess Diana’s Blazer and Jeans

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In season 5, The Crown depicted Princess Diana’s powerful speech during a 1997 visit to Angola, where Diana made history by walking across an active minefield to broadcast the call for an international ban on landmines. For the scene, Debicki mimicked Diana’s blazer and jeans combination along with chunky gold earrings.

Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed were romantically linked before they were killed in a car crash on Aug. 31, 1997

Diana The Princess Of Wales Attends A Gala Reception & Preview Of Her ‘Dresses Auction’ At Christies In London. ; Dodi al Fayed. . Photo: Antony Jones/UK Press/Getty ; Aaron Rapoport/CORBIS OUTLINE/Corbis/Getty

Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed first met at a polo match in 1986
Diana and Prince Charles (now King Charles) finalized their divorce in August 1996
They started dating and vacationing together in July 1997
Diana and Fayed died in a car crash in Paris in August 1997

Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed’s summer romance captivated the world in the weeks leading up to their tragic deaths on Aug. 31, 1997.

Diana, who was divorced from then-Prince Charles and had just ended a two-year relationship with surgeon Hasnat Khan, was going into the summer as a single woman when she was romantically linked to Dodi, an Egyptian filmmaker, in July 1997. The pair spent time together in the south of France on a yacht owned by Dodi’s father (the billionaire businessman and then-owner of Harrods department store Mohamed Al Fayed) — and kicked off a whirlwind romance that became the obsession of the tabloid press.

“Diana was starting a new life. She had said, ‘I’m spreading my wings,’ ” royal biographer Judy Wade previously told PEOPLE.

As Diana and Dodi continued spending time together in August 1997, from yachting in the Mediterranean to entertaining at Dodi’s residences in London, the press attention surrounding the couple intensified. The heat from the paparazzi reached its peak when Diana and Dodi traveled to Paris on Aug. 30, 1997. In the early hours of Aug. 31, after leaving a romantic dinner at the Ritz Paris, Princess Diana and Dodi were killed in a car crash as they attempted to evade photographers.

From their first encounters to their devastating deaths, here is a complete timeline of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed’s relationship.

1986: Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed meet at a polo match

Princess Diana, Prince Charles, and Mohamed Al-Fayed during the Harrods Polo Cup at Smith’s Lawn in Windsor, UK, July 1987.Jayne Fincher/Princess Diana Archive/Getty

Princess Diana and Dodi reportedly first crossed paths in 1986. According to The Independent, they met at a polo match when Dodi’s team played against Diana’s then-husband King Charles at Windsor Great Park. This interaction was later recreated on season 5 of The Crown, though some details were changed: On The Crown, Dodi’s father, Mohamed, sponsors the polo match in 1990 (not 1986) in an attempt to sit next to Queen Elizabeth. However, he ends up seated next to Diana instead, who smiles at Dodi — though the two do not speak in the episode.

The same year, both Diana and Dodi experienced strife in their individual relationships. Charles and Diana each began extramarital affairs in 1986: Charles confirmed in his authorized biography, The Prince of Wales, that he began his affair with Camilla Parker Bowles, while ex-army Major James Hewitt also claimed to have started a five-year affair with Princess Diana around the same time. Dodi, meanwhile, wed model Suzanne Gregard in 1986 — but divorced eight months later.

April 7, 1992: Princess Diana attends the London premiere of Dodi Fayed’s film Hook

The Princess of Wales and her children, Princes William and Harry arriving for the premiere of ‘Hook’ in April, 1992.Jayne Fincher/Getty

In April 1992, Princess Diana attended the London premiere of Hook — which was executive produced by Dodi — with her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry. Jim Hart, a screenwriter for Hook, later told Vanity Fair that Dodi had noticed Princess Diana at the movie premiere.

“He had admired and revered her from afar,” Hart said. “He talked about her, what a great lady she was.”

December 9, 1992: Princess Diana and King Charles separate

Prime Minister John Major announced in December 1992 that Charles and Diana were separating. He read an official statement to the House of Commons, which stated: “It is announced from Buckingham Palace that, with regret, the Prince and Princess of Wales have decided to separate. Their Royal Highnesses have no plans to divorce and their constitutional positions are unaffected. This decision has been reached amicably, and they will both continue to participate fully in the upbringing of their children.”

September 1995: Princess Diana begins a secret relationship with Hasnat Khan

Hasnat Khan.Stan Karczmarz/Sygma/Getty

Diana met British-Pakistani heart surgeon Hasnat Khan on Sept. 1, 1995. The people’s princess was comforting her friend Oonagh Toffolo while her husband underwent heart surgery at Royal Brompton Hospital, and Khan was the attending surgeon who provided Toffolo with an update on the triple bypass surgery, Vanity Fair reported.  About two weeks later, Diana and Khan found themselves alone in a hospital elevator — and he invited her to visit his aunt and uncle in Stratford-upon-Avon with him.

“I did not think for one minute that she would say yes, but I asked her if she would like to come with me,” Khan told the police in an interview following Diana’s death, per Vanity Fair. “I was very surprised when she said she would. After this, our friendship turned into a relationship.”

August 28, 1996: Princess Diana and King Charles officially divorce

Prince Charles and Princess Diana at a Presidential banquet at the Blue House in Seoul during their last official trip together in the Republic of Korea.Tim Graham Photo Library/Getty

After years of rumored marital strife and living separately, Diana and Charles finalized their divorce in August 1996. The terms of the divorce allowed for Diana to remain living at Kensington Palace and for the former couple to share custody of their two sons, Prince William and Prince Harry.

July 1997: Mohamed Al Fayed invites Princess Diana to vacation in the south of France

In the summer of 1997, Dodi’s father, Mohamed, extended an invitation to Diana and her sons, Prince William (who was 15 years old at the time) and Prince Harry (who was 12), to vacation at his villa in St. Tropez and cruise on his $32 million yacht, the Jonikal.

Around the same time, Diana and Khan ended their two-year relationship — though there are differing reports over the timing and who called it off. Royal biographer Wade previously told PEOPLE that Diana had “wanted to marry” Khan, but that he ended things because “he didn’t want to be a walker to a famous woman.”

However, Khan told police following Diana’s death that she ended the relationship with him after vacationing on the Jonikal with the Fayeds.

“When Diana went to St. Tropez with Mr. Al Fayed, everything was fine between us,” Khan told police investigating her death, according to Vanity Fair. “After a few days, I felt something was wrong.”

Khan told police that, at the end of July 1997, Diana met him at Kensington Palace and told him “that it was all over between us.”

July 14, 1997: Mohamed Al Fayed invites Dodi Fayed to join Princess Diana on the Jonikal

Princess Diana in Saint-Tropez, France in 1997.Pool RAT/REY/Gamma-Rapho/Getty

Days after Princess Diana arrived in St. Tropez, Mohamed called for Dodi to join Diana and her sons on the Jonikal, according to Vanity Fair. At the time, Dodi was reportedly in Paris with his alleged fiancée Kelly Fisher.

Fisher claimed that she was flown to St. Tropez days after Dodi and boarded another yacht owned by Mohamed. Dodi allegedly yacht-hopped between the two, spending time with both Fisher and Princess Diana.

July 31, 1997: Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed return to the Jonikal

After spending time together on the Jonikal earlier in the month, Princess Diana and Dodi reportedly began a discreet romance, according to Wade. He started to send lavish gifts to Kensington Palace, including “a huge box of tropical fruit, a roomful of pink roses, a Cartier panther watch,” the royal biographer told PEOPLE.

“Dodi became Diana’s distraction,” she added.

So when Prince William and Prince Harry went to spend the month of August at Balmoral, Queen Elizabeth’s Scottish estate, with their father and grandparents, Princess Diana returned to the Jonikal with Dodi.

Diana and Dodi spent the next six days sailing in Sardinia aboard the Jonikal. During their cruise, the new couple were photographed embracing and kissing.

“Diana is besotted,” a source told PEOPLE at the time.

August 7, 1997: Princess Diana visits Dodi Fayed’s Park Lane apartment

Dodi Fayed’s flat in Park Lane.Michael Stephens – PA Images/PA Images/Getty

After returning from Sardinia, Princess Diana spent time with Dodi at his lavish Park Lane apartment in London. Diana was spotted stepping out of a limo, wearing a figure-hugging blue dress, and entering the Fayed residence, where dinner was served on silver trays. She stayed at Dodi’s apartment until about 1 a.m. before flying to Bosnia the next day to campaign against landmines.

August 10, 1997: The Sunday Mirror publishes the first photos of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed kissing

On Aug. 10, 1997, The Sunday Mirror ran one of Mario Brenna’s paparazzi photos of Princess Diana and Dodi embracing aboard the Jonikal — underneath the headline “The Kiss.” It marked the first tabloid photos of the two together and served as the unofficial confirmation of their romance.

“You only have to look at the sensual body language to know that they have found physical and spiritual fulfillment in each other,” The Sunday Mirror wrote about Princess Diana’s new relationship with Dodi.

August 15, 1997: Kelly Fisher sues Dodi Fayed for breach of contract

Kelly Fisher during a news conference in which her attorney Gloria Allred announced on July 14 that she filed a breach of contract suit against Dodi Fayed.KIM KULISH/AFP/Getty

Days after The Sunday Mirror published photos of Dodi and Diana, Fisher hired attorney Gloria Allred and sued Dodi for breach of contract. In the lawsuit, she alleged she was supposed to marry Dodi on Aug. 9, 1997 — the day before The Sunday Mirror publication — and that he had violated their marriage agreement by leaving her for Princess Diana.

In the lawsuit, Fisher claimed that Dodi offered her $500,000 to ditch her modeling career to spend more time with him — but only paid her $60,000 and a $200,000 check that bounced. The lawsuit sought to recoup the remaining $440,000 she was promised, plus damages.

“Mr. Fayed needs to take responsibility for the woman that he ‘left at the altar’ and treated with such total disrespect,” Allred said during an August press conference while a tearful Fisher sat beside her. “He threw her love away in a callous way with no regard for her whatsoever.”

A representative for the Fayed family, however, claimed that Dodi and Fisher were never engaged, according to The Irish Times.

“We are content to leave it to the good sense of the British and American people to judge this development for what it is,” the Fayed family said in a statement.

August 23, 1997: Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed vacation again on the Jonikal

Princess Diana and Dodi returned to the south of France on Aug. 23, 1997, and the couple spent the next week aboard the Jonikal as it cruised throughout the Mediterranean. Their relationship, at this point, was constantly in the press — and paparazzi swirled around the yacht while Diana and Dodi vacationed.

Dodi’s father Mohamed would claim years later that, during this trip, Diana and Dodi visited the jeweler Alberto Repossi at his Monte Carlo store, according to an inquest into Diana’s death, per The Guardian. Mohamed alleged that the couple selected an engagement ring for Diana at Repossi’s Monte Carlo shop, which was then sent off to Italy to be resized. However, the validity of these claims has been disputed.

August 30, 1997: Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed fly to Paris

The Ritz Hotel in Paris.Marc Ausset-Lacroix/WireImage

After their Mediterranean jaunt, Princess Diana and Dodi flew to Paris aboard the Fayed family’s private jet. From there, the couple made their way to the Ritz Paris, which, at the time, was owned by Dodi’s father. Dodi and Diana then traveled to Dodi’s Paris flat — but photographers were camped out at both the hotel and his residence.

Dodi and Diana originally had dinner reservations at the Paris restaurant Chez Benoit, but after learning that photographers and press were waiting outside the restaurant, they decided to cancel and return to the Ritz for dinner instead. The couple dined at the Ritz’s L’Espadon restaurant around 10:30 p.m. that evening.

“They looked like two love-struck teenagers,” an employee of the hotel later told PEOPLE about what would be their final dinner.

August 31, 1997: Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed are killed in a car crash

Around 12:15 a.m. on Aug. 31, 1997, Princess Diana and Dodi left the Ritz for Dodi’s Paris apartment. The couple sat in the backseat of a black Mercedes driven by Henri Paul, the Ritz’s assistant director of security. Trevor Rees-Jones, Dodi’s bodyguard, was in the front passenger seat.

The car was driven at high speeds in an attempt to evade the paparazzi that were tailing them. Then, tragedy struck: In the tunnel beside the Place de l’Alma, the car carrying Dodi and Diana crashed head-on into a concrete support column.

“There was this huge, violent, terrifying crash followed by the lone sound of a car horn,” Jerome Laumonier, who was near the crash site, later told PEOPLE.

Dodi, who was 42 at the time, and Paul were killed instantly. Princess Diana — who had sustained extensive injuries in the crash — was transported to Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital, where she went into cardiac arrest and was pronounced dead at approximately 3 a.m. She was 36 years old.

September 5, 1997: Mohamed Al Fayed’s spokesman claims Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed exchanged gifts before they died

In a press conference held outside Harrods, Michael Cole, a spokesman for the Fayed family, revealed that Diana and Dodi had exchanged gifts just hours before they died on Aug. 31, 1997, per CNN.

According to Cole, Diana had gifted Dodi a pair of cufflinks that had belonged to her father, the late Earl Spencer, and a gold cigar cutter inscribed “With love from Diana.” Dodi presented Diana with a small silver plaque inscribed with a poem he had written and a $205,000 diamond-encrusted ring that he had picked up that day from Repossi Jewelers in Paris.

“What that ring meant, we shall probably never know,” Cole said at the press conference, per BBC. “And if the planet lasts for another thousand years, I’m quite sure that people will continue to speculate about its significance.”

September 6, 1997: Princess Diana’s funeral is held

Prince Charles, Prince Harry, Earl Spencer, Prince William and the Duke of Edinburgh follow the coffin of Diana, Princess of Wales, as it is being carried into Westminster Abbey for a funeral service.JEFF J MITCHELL/AFP/Getty

Princess Diana’s funeral was held at Westminster Abbey on Sept. 6, 1997. Millions of onlookers lined the streets and watched as her ex-husband King Charles and her two sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, marched solemnly behind her coffin.

Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, delivered a heart-wrenching eulogy at her funeral. In it, he condemned the paparazzi and the tabloid press for their treatment of his late sister — infamously calling her “the most hunted person of the modern age.”

Dodi, meanwhile, was laid to rest the same day he died, Aug. 31, 1997 (in keeping with Muslim traditions). A prayer service was held at the London Central Mosque and attended by 650 people before he was buried in Brookwood Cemetery.

“God took their souls to live together in Paradise,” Dodi’s father Mohamed said at the time.

February 12, 1998: Mohamed Al Fayed claims Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed’s were not accidental

Princess Diana with Mohammed Al Fayed attending a charity dinner for the Harefield Heart Unit held at Harrods, London, February 1996.Jayne Fincher/Getty

In February 1998, Mohamed gave an interview to The Mirror and made several explosive claims about his late son Dodi and Princess Diana — including that their deaths were not an accident.

“I believe in my heart 99.9% that it was not an accident,” he told The Mirror. “That car didn’t accidentally crash. There was a conspiracy. I will not rest until I have established exactly what happened.”

April 12, 1998: A memorial to Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed is unveiled at Harrods

A Memorial for Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed.John Harper/Getty

A memorial to Princess Diana and Dodi was unveiled at Harrods department store in 1998. It featured photos of the late couple, a lipstick-smudged wine glass from their last dinner at the Ritz in Paris and a ring said to have been purchased by Dodi the day before they died.

In 2005, Mohamed commissioned a second memorial to honor Diana and Dodi. The bronze statue, titled “Innocent Victims,” depicted Dodi and Diana dancing in the waves of the Mediterranean beneath the wings of an albatross, which symbolized freedom and eternity.

April 2008: The official inquests into Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed’s deaths concludes

In April 2008 — more than 10 years after the tragic deaths of Princess Diana and Dodi — an official coroner’s inquest conducted over six months ruled that their deaths were the result of “grossly negligent driving,” The Guardian reported.

The jury cited the speed and erratic driving of both the Mercedes and the following vehicles, the driver Henri Paul’s intoxication and the fact that the deceased were not wearing seat belts as contributing factors. The inquest, however, did not find any proof to Mohamed’s claims that their killings were orchestrated by Britain’s M16 and ordered by Prince Philip — and Mohamed accepted that outcome.

“I am leaving the rest for God to get my revenge. But I am not doing anything any more,” Mohamed said, per BBC, following the inquest’s conclusions.

November 2023: Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed’s romance is depicted in The Crown season 6

Diana, Princess Of Wales is seen in St Tropez in the summer of 1997.Michel Dufour/WireImage

The final season of the Netflix series The Crown, which premieres on Nov. 16, focuses on the final weeks leading up to Princess Diana’s death, including her romance with Dodi. The trailer for the first part of season 6 was unveiled on Oct. 26, 2023, and featured clips of Elizabeth Debicki (who plays Princess Diana) and Khalid Abdalla (Dodi Fayed) dodging photographers.

The fashion designer and soccer legend tied the knot on July 4, 1999

Victoria Beckham in 1999; Victoria (left) and David Beckham. Photo: Victoria Beckham/Instagram

Victoria and David Beckham don’t do anything casually. Case in point: their Instagram posts celebrating their 25th anniversary.

The couple, who got married on July 4, 1999, shared separate heartfelt posts to one another on July 4. Victoria, 50, shared a series of photos from the couple’s wedding celebrations and prep all those years ago. In her Instagram caption, she detailed what all the images showcased — with cheeky comments.

The former Spice Girl’s post began with a sweet photo of her and her then husband-to-be as they gave their reception thrones a whirl. In another photo, Victoria is seen beaming widely for the camera as she sits on the throne ahead of the wedding. She also shared a couple of photos documenting how they transported the luxe chairs via plane to the celebration.

“@DavidBeckham and I testing our iconic thrones for size,” she wrote in the caption. “Clearly, I loved mine from the start!

Victoria (left) and David Beckham in 1999.Victoria Beckham/Instagram

The fashion designer also shared a sweet photo taken on a private plane when their now 25-year-old Brooklyn was still small enough to sit on his dad’s lap. In the snap, David, 49, his mother Sandra and Victoria’s brother and sister, Christian and Louise, are all onboard as well.

“Flying in style,” she wrote. “Plenty of leg room as you can see .”

Victoria Beckham in 1999.Victoria Beckham/Instagram

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From left: Sandra Beckham, David Beckham, and Victoria’s brother and sister, Christian and Louise Adams.Victoria Beckham/Instagram

She also shared a cheeky photo of David sitting shirtless at a kitchen table, writing his vows on a notepad, and she joked in the caption that he was “looking very concentrated!”

The carousel continued with photos of Victoria in her dress fittings, including her Vera Wang satin, strapless corseted ballgown and her iconic purple reception dress.

Victoria Beckham in 1999.Victoria Beckham/Instagram

Along with sharing photos preparing for their big day, she included a snapshot of the couple’s wedding cake.

“Who could forget that cake and those naked fondant toppers?! ,” she wrote in the caption.

David and Victoria Beckham’s wedding cake.Victoria Beckham/Instagram

David shared his own celebratory post, including a montage of photos from their wedding reception. He also included in a clip of Victoria fitting into her purple dress 25 years later.

“We still got it @victoriabeckham Love You ,” he wrote in the caption.

In addition to sharing the video, he posted a series of Instagram Stories commemorating the day, showing off the couple’s preparation for the wedding, along with their son Brooklyn’s prep.

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These posts follow the already epic post that the couple shared on July 3 where the two of them slipped back into their iconic purple wedding reception outfits for an Instagram post.

“Look what we found…” the couple wrote on Instagram.

It’s hard to say whether or not it’s the original outfits, but the bold purple suit and body-hugging dress with floral accents look exactly the same as the Antonio Berardi looks that they rocked for their big day in 1999.

Victoria and David Beckham Slip Back into Their Iconic Purple Wedding Outfits to Celebrate 25th Anniversary

Victoria (left) and David Beckham.David Beckham/Instagram

To modernize the looks for their 25th anniversary, Victoria wore silver stilettos that laced up her calves and wore her long brown hair down — a contrast to her short haircut from her wedding day.

David, on the other hand, is rocking many more tattoos in his updated photo — and far fewer highlights. Other than that, his styling is quite similar. He completed his suit with matching purple shoes and an affectionate look for his wife.

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Victoria (left) and David Beckham.Victoria Beckham/Instagram

The couple, who share four children, Brooklyn Peltz Beckham, 25, Romeo Beckham, 21, Cruz Beckham, 19, and Harper Beckham, 12, originally met at a football match (when David was playing for Manchester United and Victoria was still Posh Spice), got engaged a year later and wed in 1999 in Ireland.

During a May 2024 appearance on Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes and Will Arnett’s SmartLess podcast, David shared the secret to his long marriage: leaning on each other through the good and bad.

“Of course, when you’re with someone for that amount of time, of course you have your ups and downs, everybody knows that and at the end of the day we were lucky because we had each other at those moments,” he said.

“I’ve always wanted to be a young dad,” the star tells PEOPLE

Brooklyn Peltz Beckham. Photo: Dave Kotinsky/Getty

Brooklyn Peltz Beckham wants to be a globe-trotting dad!

In an exclusive conversation with PEOPLE about his new travel guide for Trainline, the photographer and model, 25, opens up about how he would love to pass down his love of traveling to his future children.

“I’ve always wanted to be a young dad, and I always want to be able to take my kids wherever I go,” Brooklyn says.

“So it’s definitely something I want to pass down to my kids,” he adds of his love for seeing the world.

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Brooklyn Peltz Beckham in May 2024.Dia Dipasupil/Getty

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Brooklyn has been open in recent years about his desire to soon start a family with his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham, whom he wed two years ago.

Earlier this week, in an interview with InStyle, the son of David and Victoria Beckham reiterated that he wants to be “a young dad,” adding, “But, obviously, [it’s] up to my wife. My wife really wants kids as well. So soon, hopefully.”

Brooklyn also explained that he and Nicola, 29, combined their last names when they got married with the thought of their future children in mind.

“I wanted to honor my wife’s last name as well, and we thought about it for so long and we were just like, ‘When we have kids, we would love to have little Peltz-Beckhams running about,’ ” he recalled. “I just thought it was a cute idea to have both, two last names.”

Brooklyn Peltz Beckham and Nicola Peltz Beckham.Taylor Hill/WireImage

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Brooklyn and Nicola began dating in October 2019. They made their relationship official in January 2020 with a post on Nicola’s Instagram, and in July of that year, they announced their engagement.

The couple then married in a ceremony at the actress’ family’s estate in Palm Beach, Fla., on April 9, 2022.

Nicola told PEOPLE earlier this year, “I can’t believe we’ve been married two years.” She added of Brooklyn, “He really is my best friend. And I know that sounds silly, but that’s how I feel.”

“Everyone is always like, ‘Oh, what does being married feel like?’ This is genuinely how I feel. I feel like when you’re on a sleepover or a play date, and it’s like, ‘Oh, can they sleep over again?’ And you just are on a never-ending sleepover play date. That’s how we feel,” she explained.

“We are so proud of the man you have turned into,” David wrote about Romeo on Instagram

Romeo, Cruz, Brooklyn and David Beckham in an Instagram photo Cruz shared on Sept. 1, 2024. Photo: Cruz Beckham/Instagram

The Beckham family is celebrating Romeo Beckham on his birthday!

David Beckham, 49, posted a sweet tribute on Instagram to mark his soccer player son’s 22nd birthday on Sunday, Sept. 1.

“Happy 22nd Birthday to my beautiful boy,” David wrote in the caption of a throwback photo of his second-born son. “We are so proud of the man you have turned into, kind , passionate and hard working… Have the most amazing day because you deserve it… Love you mate so much .”

Romeo replied to his dad’s kind words with two heart emojis.

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Meanwhile, his mom Victoria, 50, shared several photos of Romeo on her Instagram Stories, including one of her and David embracing Romeo.

“We love you so much,” Victoria wrote, adding a white heart emoji.

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David, Romeo and Victoria Beckham in a photo she shared on Sept. 1, 2024.Victoria Beckham/Instagram

Romeo’s older brother Brooklyn Peltz Beckham also took a trip down memory lane in his Instagram tribute to celebrate.

“Happy 22nd birthday to my lil bro xx love you so much Romeo xx ,” Brooklyn, 25, captioned a carousel of photos.

In the first photo, the brothers are seen walking outside when Romeo was a toddler and Brooklyn was a young boy. Romeo wore an argyle sweater and jeans while Brooklyn wore khakis and a zip-up sweatshirt.

In the second photo, the siblings sat next to each other on a soccer field, watching the action with their backs to the camera and soccer jerseys emblazoned with their first names on them.

Romeo replied to Brooklyn’s post with four red heart emojis.

Romeo and Brooklyn Beckham, then and now.Brooklyn Beckham/Instagram

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Brooklyn’s wife Nicola Peltz Beckham also wished her brother-in-law a happy birthday on her Instagram Stories.

“Happy birthday [Romeo] we love you!!” she wrote over a photo in which she is hugging a pink-suited Romeo with her back to the camera and Brooklyn looking on in the background.

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David and Victoria’s youngest son Cruz also posted tributes to his brother on his Instagram Stories.

“Happy birthday bro love u xx,” Cruz, 19, wrote over a recent photo of the pair, who appeared to be together on a boat. Cruz grinned at the camera as Romeo sipped a drink with his eyes behind sunglasses.

Cruz later shared another image on his Instagram Stories of himself, Romeo, Brooklyn and David looking dapper together in tuxedos.

Romeo, Cruz, Brooklyn and David Beckham in a photo shared on Sept. 1, 2024.Cruz Beckham/Instagram

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The soccer legend and former Spice Girl also share a 13-year-old daughter Harper.

Although every member of the Beckham family is booked and busy and can’t always spend special occasions together, David said that he keeps his kids close to his heart while traveling.

(L-R) Cruz Beckham, Harper Beckham, David Beckham, Victoria Beckham, Romeo Beckham, Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Beckham attends the Victoria Beckham Spring/summer 2023 Runway show .Darren Gerrish/WireImage

“When I’m away from home, I like to take pictures of the kids,” he said, adding that if he’s allowed he also takes a candle that burns the same scent he likes while at home with Victoria and Harper.