Personal letters belonging to the late Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, revealed her regret and grief after her divorce from Prince Charles – at the time – and these letters will be offered for sale at auction during the month of February, and the letters are expected to fetch about 90,000 pounds sterling.

Private messages from Princess Diana revealed that she would not have agreed to the separation if she had known it would be “desperate and ugly.” The late Princess of Wales wrote about topics such as isolation and fears of her phone being tapped, according to the British Daily Mail.

32 cards and messages for sale

And 32 letters and cards will be offered for sale, and the group was written between 1995 and 1996, which are letters to her friends, Suzy and Tariq Qassem. The couple decided to sell the letters at auction, and they said: “Owning the documents is a great responsibility, we did not want to pass them on to our children.”.

While Al Qasim decided to keep some of their personal and confidential letters, the letters will be sold individually, and the proceeds will be donated to the charities that Diana supported in her life.

In a letter of letters, Diana revealed on April 28, 1996, that she had canceled a trip to the Opera due to the stress of her separation from Charles, writing: “I am having a very difficult time and the pressure is on all sides, it is very difficult sometimes to keep one’s head up, and today I am I’m on my knees and I just long for this divorce to pass because the potential cost is enormous.”

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Diana letters

Princess Diana was struggling to write after her divorce

And the letter shows the deterioration of the quality of Princess Diana’s handwriting, at the end of the letter, and it seems that she was struggling to write, and on May 20, 1996, Diana told her friend Suzy Kassem that the phones in Kensington Palace in London were being tapped, so she wrote: “If I had known a year ago What was I going to experience during this divorce, I wouldn’t have agreed at all, it’s desperate and ugly.”

In all, there are 32 letters and cards written by Diana in late 1995 and throughout 1996 that are now being sold by the couple. In many of them, she thanks the couple, whom she first met in August 1995 during her regular visits to the Royal Brompton Hospital, for visiting and giving the hospital gifts and support. .

Al-Qasim, who lives in London, sells the letters at Lay auctions, and the sale will take place on February 16.

Diana letters