Bobby Bones
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116,968 appearances
399 recordings
26 series
first heard Dec 2024
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It wasn't like that at all.
She was mostly on the cover of things because she was so well liked.
She was kind of a pioneer for making the royal family into a pop culture thing because of how she carried herself.
Early on she had this knack for cutting through the formality, talking to regular people, like a regular person.
Showing up in places the royal family didn't typically go, and doing it all with paparazzi everywhere.
Over time that turned her into something closer to a modern day celebrity that people could relate to, or at least they thought they could, more than a royal, which they couldn't relate to at all.
By the mid nineties, her life was also the clearest example of how intense fame had gotten.
Her divorce in ninety six, the constant attention, the paparazzi, everything was public.
And it felt like people were watching her story in real time.
So when she died August thirty first, nineteen ninety seven.
It hit differently.
And the details became part of the reason why.
Diana was in Paris leaving the Ritz, and the car she was in sped away from paparazzi trying to snap a picture of her and it crashed.
She was taken to the hospital.
She did not survive.
This started to change some things culturally.
It made people way more aware of the ugly side of celebrity, how the chase for photos, how dangerous it was, how headlines can turn into something reckless.
It also shifted how the public talked about the royal family.
A little more human, more emotion, more scrutiny, and the expectation that they act a little more like humans and not just like symbols.
Diana's legacy didn't just live in charities or fashion or quotes.
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