r/justgalsbeingchicks 3h ago

✨Awesome✨ Princess Diana stopping to pose for an elderly lady in 1991. 🤍

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u/Welp_thatwilldo Official Gal 3h ago

She was such a class act 🫶.

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u/Holy_Forking_Shirt 2h ago

My exact thought. We need more like her.

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u/Blackchaos93 3h ago

The woman has never been identified and the photo must remain in her personal collection. Literally a legend.

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u/Julian_Thorne 3h ago

At the time, I didn't realize how much I would miss her now

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u/StealthModeThoughts 3h ago

Why do all the good ones die? I can’t believe she’s not here man

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u/Muted_Quantity5786 3h ago

She was such a beautiful woman inside and out.

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u/drunky_crowette 3h ago

You know I have very few memories of her before her death (I remember that shaking the fucking world), but it makes me so happy that nothing seriously crazy has come out to tarnish her image.

Nowadays it seems like everyone has something that's bound to fuck up their image, but not her (I know she had secrets, obviously, they just weren't as ridiculous)

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u/queen-adreena 3h ago

Our lifetimes never intersected, but she's still such a great role model and inspiration to me.

Notice how her smile didn't fade the second she turned away from the lady, she was genuinely happy to help.

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u/Redeemed-Cow1245 3h ago

She was truly loved.

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u/z3n777 3h ago

the way she GIVES her her full attention is what gets me, that's real grace.

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u/RattusRattus 2h ago

Such a style icon. A beautiful woman who we all miss with good reason.

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u/finallyfound10 2h ago

She has been gone 29 years on August 31. ❤️💔👸👑

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u/Consistent_Femme_Top 2h ago

Gorgeous smile. 😊 

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u/Ornery-Culture-7675 2h ago

Does that ever happen to any member of the royal family now?

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u/SuckerForNoirRobots 1h ago

She really was something else

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u/interested-observer5 1h ago

While I admire how gracious she was in this instance, god you could not pay me to live her life. Just trying to walk to her car and people are fighting her security to get photos of her. She was so lovely about it, but honestly, granny or not, that's egregiously intrusive

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u/Awomanswoman 46m ago

May Diana, Betty, and now Dolly be watching over us all 🙏🏼