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A newly surfaced letter from Princess Diana, penned just days after her explosive 1995 Panorama interview, reveals her deeper intentions: to teach her sons William and Harry the value of honest communication. Written on Kensington Palace stationery in response to a supporter, it also highlights her hope that the interview would empower other women facing similar struggles. Though the interview reshaped public perception of the royals — famously including her poignant line “there were three of us in this marriage” — its legacy is now clouded by revelations that journalist Martin Bashir used deception to secure it. Both princes have since criticized the BBC’s role, adding moral complexity to this historic moment. The letter, held privately for 30 years, is now set to auction for between $4,025 and $5,366.

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