- StyleDanielle Stacey
Prince Harry to visit Angola minefield Princess Diana walked through in 1997
Harry is said to want to continue his mother's work.
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Princess Diana was a complicated woman, says former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond
The former royal correspondent says Diana would have coffee with her one minute and then ignore her the next.
StyleDanielle StaceyReason why Prince Harry might think Donald Trump is a creep
Trump has made some shocking comments about Harry's family members in the past.
StyleYahoo Style UK teamMeghan Markle experiencing same narrative as Diana, says royal biographer
Andrew Morton says the negative headlines are a cliché.
StyleDanielle StaceyWhy the Queen hurried along Charles and Diana's wedding photos
Fashion designer David Emanuel reveals what went on behind-the-scenes.
StyleDanielle StaceyPrincess Diana's 'wild' sister could be godparent to baby Archie
"Sarah McCorquodale was the reckless one, the wild one, the one who was expelled from school, very much in the kind of Harry mould."
- StyleYahoo Style UK
Princess Diana's 'wild' sister could be godparent to Baby Archie
Princess Diana's biographer Andrew Morton thinks that one of Princess Diana's siblings could be chosen as a godparent for Meghan and Harry's baby son Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor. Speaking on Yahoo UK's 'The Royal Box,' Morton says: "It’s very interesting that Sarah McCorquodale was the reckless one, the wild one, the one who was expelled from school, very much in the kind of Harry mould. "And then Jane, the elder sister was very much the sensible one and she was the one who read a lesson at the wedding you may recall. "So it will be very interesting which Spencer they ask to be a godparent, will they go wild or will they go steady? Historian Anna Whitelock believes that Harry's cousin Zara Tindall and their A-list friends Serena Williams and George Clooney could also be chosen. She says: "I think we’ll see a blend of the celebrity and royalty in the choice of godparents." Watch the full episode of Yahoo UK’s show ‘The Royal Box,‘ here .
StyleDanielle StaceyPrince Harry opens up about the death of his mother after becoming a father
Harry said "missing a mother is like missing some kind of security, how you need that as a son and it falls away when you lose your mother."
StyleDanielle StaceyAllegra emerges as unexpected contender for royal baby's name
Princess Diana reportedly loved the name.
- StyleDanielle Stacey
'Diana would have enjoyed Meghan’s desire to help save the world'
Diana's astrologer Debbie Frank says she and Meghan "would have had a lot in common."
- StyleYahoo Style UK
What Diana would have thought of Kate and Meghan, according to her astrologer
Princess Diana's former astrologer Debbie Frank says the late royal would have made "a great mother-in-law." Speaking to Yahoo UK's royal correspondent Danielle Stacey, on 'The Royal Box,' Debbie says that Diana 'could have Kate got to relax a bit,' as the Duchess of Cambridge has always been naturally more shy. She thinks that Diana "would have enjoyed Meghan’s desire to really help save the world - they would have had a lot of common." Watch the full episode of Yahoo UK’s show ‘The Royal Box,‘ here .
- StyleYahoo Style UK
Yahoo UK speaks to Princess Diana's astrologer Debbie Frank
The Duchess of Sussex is "a complete firecracker of a girl - a throwback to the days of the Queen Mother," according to Princess Diana's astrologer Debbie Frank. Debbie was introduced to the late princess in 1989 and had regular contact with her until her death in 1997. She speaks to Yahoo UK's video series 'The Royal Box,' about what Diana would have thought of her daughters-in-law Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle. Debbie also discusses the compatibility of the Cambridges and the Sussexes, according to their star signs. Watch the full episode of Yahoo UK’s show ‘The Royal Box,‘ here .
StyleDanielle StaceyPrincess Diana came unstuck after she got 'too big for the royal family'
Anna Whitelock on Harry and Meghan: “I think the line that they’re walking and going to have to walk very carefully is between royalty and celebrity.
- StyleYahoo Style UK
'Brand Diana became bigger than that of the Royal Family'
Historian Anna Whitelock says "brand Diana became bigger than that of the Royal Family." The late princess became one of the most photographed women in the world and her husband Charles reportedly became jealous of the attention she received. During her marriage and after her separation from Charles, Diana continued to attend high-profile events and had a circle of A-list friends from Elton John to Freddie Mercury. Speaking on Yahoo UK's 'The Royal Box,' Anna says: “Harry and Meghan are in this situation where actually they are significant to the royal brand in terms of generating interest, but actually not significant to the monarchy in terms of its future. “I think the line that they’re walking and going to have to walk very carefully is between royalty and celebrity. “There is very much a sense with the instagram and the way in which they are cultivating themselves as a sort of social media couple, they may end up diverting too far away from the royal brand and become celebrities in their own right.” Watch the full episode of Yahoo UK’s show ‘The Royal Box,‘ here .
- StyleEllen Manning
Here's why so many people still believe Princess Diana's death was a conspiracy
The latest episode of Yahoo UK's podcast Britain Is a Nation Of... looks at the Royal family - and why so many people think there was a conspiracy behind Princess Diana's death.
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Diana let Harry have treacle tart for breakfast, former chef reveals
The late princess would indulge her youngest son's sweet tooth.
- StyleEntertainment Tonight
Anna Wintour Details Last Lunch With Princess Diana Before Her 1997 Death
The 'Vogue' editor-in-chief and Tina Brown remember Diana as 'terribly lonely.'
- StyleHarper's Bazaar
Lady Kitty Spencer Is More Than Princess Diana's Niece
The model is taking on the fashion industry-on her own terms.
StyleYahoo Style UKYahoo UK speaks to royal author Robert Jobson
Royal editor and author Robert Jobson has been covering the Royal Family for over three decades. Speaking exclusively to Yahoo UK's video series 'The Royal Box,' he shares personal anecdotes about time spent with Princess Diana and Sarah Ferguson. Mr Jobson also explains why Prince Harry may be partly responsible for Meghan Markle's reported 'difficult' behaviour and Prince Charles' future plans for slimming down the monarchy.
StyleYahoo Style UK'Daily headlines were the backdrop to Princess Diana's life'
Princess Diana's former private secretary Patrick Jephson worked for the late royal for eight years, from 1988 to 1996. He speaks to Yahoo UK's Royal Correspondent Danielle Stacey about Diana's devotion to her work, her separation from Prince Charles and the huge media interest surrounding her.
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Following Karl Lagerfeld's death, all the times the royals have worn Chanel
He once described the Queen as "flawless."
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Prince William's new patronage is a touching tribute to Diana
“The visits I made as a child to this place left a deep and lasting impression upon me."
- StyleDanielle Stacey
'William and Harry would trade everything to get Princess Diana back'
"They made it clear that they too can suffer a lot of mental pain."
StyleYahoo Style UKWilliam and Harry would trade it all to get Diana back
Mental health is one of Prince William and Prince Harry's main priorities within their charity work. Their Heads Together campaign has helped to start a national conversation, but has also allowed them on a personal level, to speak about their own experiences. Historian Kate Williams speaks to The Royal Box about the royals being more open and despite their privilege, how they can suffer too.
- StyleOlivia Morris
Prince Harry's touching moment in Bristol with boy who lost a parent
"I didn't expect him to be like that"
