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Diana, Princess of Wales

December 25, 1997: Prince Harry and his father Prince Charles greeting the crowd after the Christmas service in St. Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham.

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Diana, Princess of Wales (July 1, 1961 - August 31, 1997). Died 17 years ago today.

Photo by Mario Testino.

August 10, 1988:  Prince Harry, Prince Wiliam and the Princess of Wales arrive at the Portland Hospital in London to visit the newborn Princess Beatrice, first child of the Duke and Duchess of York.

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Diana, Princess of Wales in St. Tropez, July 1997

Prince Charles wore his wedding band underneath his signet ring up until his separation from Diana. Charles put the ring back on after Diana’s death, and wore it until he got engaged to Camilla in 2005.

Prince Harry, Safari Harry, Farmer Harry, Gardener Harry, Construction Harry...I can't believe he is actually Barbie.

December 1989: Lady Diana and her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry appeared in a British Vogue article and photo spread about working mothers and their children. They were photographed by Patrick Demarchelier earlier that year in Highgrove. 

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December  17, 1996: Prince Harry and his brother accompanied Lady Diana to her staff’s Christmas party at the Georgian resturaunt at Harrods.

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September 14, 1990:  Prince Harry who will be six toured The Battle Of Britain Exhibition with his friends from school and was soon on cloud nine. Diana, Princess of Wales  arranged the surprise visit as a treat for her son and his classmates. Shortly before mid-day, she arrived aboard a 21-seat coach to pick them up from Wetherby Pre-prep School. Then it was a short drive past Buckingham Palace to Horse Guards Parade. Within minutes Harry picked ip the drill. Diana who had brought her camera to capture the action looked on delighted as he studied a Spitfire and a Hurricane, peered down the sight of a Rapier Missile Launcher, sat in the cockpit of a Harrier - Jump-jet and - best of all - was shown how to operate a World War II Bofors Anti-aircraft Gun. Then he hopped into a Land Rover Transporter and as Diana peeped through the windscreen, he gleefully tooted the horn. As the party prepared to leave for tea at Kensington Palace, Harry proudly displayed a chestful of RAF Stickers including one which read future pilot. His grin said it all. This Birthday Treat had passed with flying colours.

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Harry being cute and pulling his pants all the way up.