Editing Princess Diana (section)

=== Global Mourning After Princess Diana’s Death ===
The sudden death of Princess Diana on '''31 August 1997''' shocked the entire world. She died tragically in a car accident in Paris, France, at the age of just 36. News of her death spread rapidly, and millions of people around the globe were heartbroken. Diana was loved not only as a member of the British royal family but also as a humanitarian and The People’s Princess. Her death created an emotional wave of grief unlike anything the modern world had seen before. In the days following her death, '''millions of people gathered in London''' to pay their respects. Outside '''Kensington Palace''', where she lived, mountains of flowers, candles, cards, and messages filled the grounds. People from different countries, cultures, and backgrounds united in sorrow. Many felt they had lost someone close to them, even if they had never met her in person.

On '''6 September 1997''', her funeral took place at Westminster Abbey in London. The event was broadcast live across the world, and '''about 2.5 billion people''' watched it on television, making it one of the most viewed broadcasts in history. The funeral was emotional and powerful. Her brother, '''Earl Spencer, gave a moving speech,''' and her sons, Prince '''William and Prince Harry''', walked bravely behind her coffin. The world mourned with them. Princess Diana’s death was not just the loss of a royal figure  it was the loss of a woman who touched millions of lives with her kindness, compassion, and humanity. Her passing left a deep mark on history and in the hearts of people around the world.