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Women’s Weekly Diana Article
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Women’s Weekly Diana Article

Posted by Unknown's avatar Lady D October 13, 2026

About Me: My lifelong fascination with Princess Diana began when I was just ten years old, sparking a passion that has defined much of my creative journey since 1997. Over the past several decades, I have dedicated myself to meticulously curating an extensive collection of memorabilia, which has served as the foundation for my various digital tributes. I have consistently channeled my professional skills in graphic design and website development into projects like Diana’s Legacy, All Things Diana, and Collecting Diana, ensuring that her remarkable story continues to resonate with new generations. Currently, I am undertaking the significant task of digitizing, editing, and restoring a massive personal archive of VHS footage that I recorded during that formative era. While this process is time-consuming, I am deeply committed to ensuring each clip is polished and preserved to the highest quality, so please stay tuned as I work to upload them.

Please note that all images and articles featured on this site are my original intellectual property. Unfortunately, many of these assets have been used elsewhere without authorization, including on Pinterest and The Princess Diana book blog, where my original work has been redistributed with unauthorized watermarks.

I do not create AI generated Images of Diana on this website .

I transform real photos of Diana into vibrant Pop Art using filters. While technology helps apply the effects, the final artistic direction, colors, and composition are entirely my own unique creation."

I am always happy to share my collection with fellow enthusiasts, and I actively participate in several Diana fan groups. My goal is to celebrate her legacy in a spirit of honesty and mutual respect. If you would like to use any of my materials, please simply reach out and ask.

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