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She would be 48 years old now (born July 1, 1961).
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 15y agoBorn March 26, 1944.
Became famous in 1964 when The Supremes hit number one with 'Where Did Our Love Go? therefore, she was age 20.
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∙ 15y agoDiana was LADY Diana Spencer at the time of her marriage to Prince Charles. On her marriage she became Princess of Wales but when they divorced she lost the right to be referred to as HRH
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∙ 8y agoWhat year did princess Doana die
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∙ 8y agoAugust 31, 1997
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∙ 16y ago1997
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Who is the composer of Diana?
If you are referring to the composer of Princess Diana's funeral, his name was Sir John Tavener.
Who met Michael Jackson?
well princess Diana did
How old was Michael Jackson when he met Princess Diana?
28 or 29.
Was Michael jacksons funeral the biggest of all celebrities?
No...Princess Diana's was.
Who wrote music for Princess Diane's funeral?
Elton John wrote 'Candle in the Wind' for Princess Diana and it was played at her funeral.
How did Princess Diana's brother John Spencer die?
did princess diana brother just die of a fall
What year did Princess Diana win Humanatitatian of the year?
she won the award in 1995! to read where i got the answer from go to Bio.com/princess-diana!
What year was Princess Diana's death?
1997
Did Princess Diana die in 1995?
No. She died in 1997.
Did Princess Diana die from aorta dissection?
yeah
What year did Princess Diana become a princess?
She became a Princess in 1981 when she married Prince Charles.
Has princess dyana died?
Princess Diana did die buti dont know a princess called Dyana
Who was Prince Charles' first wife and how did she die?
Princess Diana
Is Kate Middleton destined to die like Princess Diana did?
NO
When did Princess Diana and Dodi die?
August 31, 1997
Did Princess Diana Beanie Baby come out before or after she die?
After
When did Princess Diana's mother die?
Princess Diana's mother, the Viscountess Frances Shand Kydd was born on the 20th of January in 1936.
