6/STAR
Diana Spencer dreamed of marrying the Prince of Wales, and she got her wish. Living happily after may have been too much to hope for
14/MATE
Charles, turning 40 in November, yearns for a bigger job, but knows that he'll just have to wait
18/LOOT
Talk about fringe benefits! Being princess means a lifetime supply of titles, cars, stately homes, servants, jewelry—even free theater tickets
26/DATEBOOK
She's coiffed, she's dressed, she's driven, she's fed—it's just a typical day in Diana's life. Sometimes, she says, she'd rather be ironing
40/JAUNTS
The royals' spectacular world tours come off like clockwork, thanks to a huge supporting cast minding the clocks
52/STYLE
The frill is gone for Diana, who cultivates an image of sleekness. Designers help, but she's London's top shopper, at home in the finest boutiques
72/PRINCESS MOM
Working wife Diana is a hands-on mum who tries to give William, 5, and Harry, 3, a commonsense upbringing amid nannies, detectives, ponies and the priciest playthings
80/KIN
Though she's close to the Windsor women—especially Fergie—Diana still relies on her mother and sisters
86/SCOOP
Palace reporter James Whitaker is all ears, eyes and nose for news. He gets his stories the hard way, and royals only wish it were harder
92/GALLERY
Sometimes, when she least expects it—Click!—another photographer has Diana right where he wants her. Top lenspeople pick their favorite frames
96/QUOTES
Diana rarely speaks in public; when she does, all the world eavesdrops
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