Twenty-five years after her tragic death in a car accident in Paris, France, Princess Diana of Wales continues to make headlines in the national and international media as more details of her life continue to be revealed. revealed.
After the recent auction in which Kim Kardashian was the lucky recipient of one of Lady Diana’s most famous and iconic necklaces, some close friends of the late Princess of Wales recently announced that they will auction off some of her personal letters in which she talks about her divorce from the now King Carlos III.
This is Susie and Tarek Kassem, a couple whom the mother of Princes William and Harry met during their multiple visits to the Royal Brompton Hospital in London, England. Over the years, the relationship ended in a beautiful and strengthened friendship. For this reason, the couple have had letters from the Princess of Wales in their possession for more than 25 years.
According to Susie and Tarek Kassem, the writings they keep are private letters that Lady Di wrote while she was going through her divorce with the then Prince Charles between 1995 and 1996. Letters in which she describes the separation process, consummated in August 1996, as something “desperate and ugly”.
Because the Kassems do not want to pass on the responsibility that their children and grandchildren have to possess these writings, they made the decision to auction off the 32 letters from the Princess of Wales so that all the proceeds go to support the organizations charities that Diana of Wales herself supported in life.
The auction will take place on February 16, at Lay’s Auctioneers, where these documents will be auctioned in individual lots, so that more than one will have the opportunity to acquire a memory of the princess. Nothing better than having something written by her own hand, especially if it is a document in which she talks about quite intimate and private topics.
Source: Okchicas
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