Princess Diana

format_quote There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded.

stars  Godmother of Lady Edwina Grosvenor, The Hon Alexandra Knatchbull, Clare Cazalet, Camilla Straker, Prince Philippos, Leonora Lonsdale, Jakie Warren, Lady Mary Wellesley, George Frost, Antonia Twiston-Davies, Jack Falkner, Edward, Lord Downpatrick, Jack Bartholomew, Benjamin Samuel, Antonia Harrington, Daisy Soames and
Domenica Lawson.

stars  28 August 1996 - Diana attends a luncheon at the English National Ballet in Kensington, London, on the day her divorce is finalised.
Press photographers comment that she is still wearing her wedding and engagement rings, and Diana describes the final divorce announcement as "The saddest day of my life".

stars  12 July 1996 - Diana finally agrees to Charles divorce demands, and visits William and Harry at their boarding schools to break the news, before the official announcement is released by the Queen's Press Office.

Diana's statement released through the Press Association let's it be known that Diana agreed to a divorce, and to the loss of her title
HRH, and that she would in future be known simply as Diana, Princess of Wales.
It is also announced that Diana would continue to live at Kensington Palace, and participate fully in any decisions concerning William and Harry.

stars  28 February 1996: Diana finally agrees to Charles divorce demands, and visits William and Harry at their boarding schools to break the news, before the official announcement is released by the Queen's Press Office.

Diana's statement released through the Press Association let's it be known that Diana agreed to a divorce, and to the loss of her title
HRH, and that she would in future be known simply as Diana, Princess of Wales.
It is also announced that Diana would continue to live at Kensington Palace, and participate fully in any decisions concerning William and Harry.

stars  On 20 December 1995, Buckingham Palace publicly announced the Queen had sent letters to the Prince Charles and Princess Diana advising them to divorce. The Queen's move was backed by the Prime Minister and by senior Privy Counsellors, and, according to the BBC, was decided after two weeks of talks.