August 31, 1997, was more than a tragedy—it was the day the world lost a soul who symbolized compassion, courage, and quiet rebellion. Princess Diana wasn’t just royalty; she was humanity wrapped in grace, walking among the privileged yet holding the hands of the forgotten. Her death left a silence so loud that it echoed across continents. In a world divided by titles and status, she united people with her heart. Her light may have gone out in a Paris tunnel, but her legacy still burns bright in