Diana

"That is very common whenever he visits."

George accompanied William "to a place that holds deep personal significance for him."

"She couldn’t stand the protocol," Paul Burrell tells 'Marie Claire' of his former boss.

"It caused no end of mischief."

"They wield an influence as enduring as it is identifiable."

The People's Prince?

The winner has a "timeless sense of style."

"She insisted that the staff spend time with their families for Christmas and that we leave the food in the refrigerator."

Palace aides wondered how the former Duke and Duchess of York's separation news hit the papers without any formal announcement.

"She was constantly changing her number."

"For 25 years, I never understood what went wrong, and whether it was my fault."

In 'Dianarama,' Andy Webb reveals the "sinister nature" of former BBC journalist Martin Bashir's plan to lure Diana into her famous 'Panorama' interview.

Charles Spencer and Andy Webb, the author of 'Dianarama,' have reached out to the BBC with a complaint about its coverage.

"If it wasn't for him, she would still be alive."

The Prince of Wales is said to be investigating the network and its role in Princess Diana's 1995 interview.

Journalist Robert Hardman spoke about Charles and Diana's 1992 trip to South Korea and the assumption that it was "the straw that broke the camel's back" for the Waleses.

"A young Prince William carried the burden of his parents’ unhappy and destructive relationship."

"He's very happy to sit in front of the television all day watching cartoons."