Prince Charles and Diana’s fairytale engagement, turbulent marriage, and subsequent divorce captivated the world. This timeline charts their 20-year odyssey:
, is not that of star-crossed lovers. Continuously recounted in film, television, tell-all books, and the gossip pages, it is a tale of a woefully mismatched married couple, lauded as the English monarchy’s future, whose divorce almost unraveled the British Crown. Plagued by infidelity, recriminations and pointed press leaks, the “War of the Waleses” captivated the world.
The seeds are planted for a courtship that will captivate the nation and beyond. “He met Miss Right and she met Mr. Right,” her sister Sarah Charles and Diana pose for photographs at Buckingham Palace after the announcement of their engagement.Prince Charles and Diana begin falling in love in July of 1980, when both stay with their mutual friend Philip de Pass, in Sussex. There, the empathetic Diana comforts Prince Charles over the recent murder of his beloved father figure, Lord Mountbatten. Princess Diana recalled the conversation in“I said: ‘You looked so sad when you walked up the aisle at Lord Mountbatten’s funeral.
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