Editing Princess Diana (section)

=== Princess Diana’s 1995 BBC Panorama Interview ===
In 1995, Princess Diana gave a groundbreaking and deeply personal interview to the '''BBC’s ''Panorama'' program'''. This interview shocked the world because Diana spoke openly and honestly about her life, marriage, and struggles within the royal family something no royal had ever done before. During the interview, Diana revealed the difficulties she faced in her marriage to Prince Charles. One of her most famous statements was, '''There were three of us in this marriage,''' referring to Prince Charles’s ongoing relationship with Camilla Parker Bowles. This simple yet powerful line caused a '''global sensation'''. For the first time, Diana publicly acknowledged the pain and heartbreak she had endured. In addition to discussing the troubled marriage, Diana spoke about her struggles with mental health''', including her battle with severe depression''' and eating disorders. She wanted the public to understand that despite her royal status, she faced real human challenges. This openness helped break down the stigma around mental health issues and made her even more relatable to '''millions worldwide.'''

Diana also expressed her commitment to her children and her desire to raise them with love and care, away from the strict traditions of royal life. She spoke candidly about her hopes for a happier and more peaceful future for herself and her family. The interview was watched by millions and marked a turning point in how the public viewed the British monarchy. It showed Diana as a courageous and vulnerable woman willing to speak her truth, despite the potential backlash. Princess Diana’s ''Panorama'' interview remains one of the most memorable moments in royal history. It humanized her in the eyes of the world and deepened her connection with people everywhere.