Diana: Her True Story

The surprising bestseller that Diana helped write and that shaped her destiny and that of the royal family forever.

The tragic and unexpected death of Princess Diana in 1997 shocked the world—and continues to move the public to this day. Diana: Her True Story is the only authorized biography of the princess, written by Andrew Morton with the help of Diana herself through tapes recorded during the worst crisis of her marriage and depression.

With exclusive images provided by Diana herself, this book features a comprehensive insert with unique photographs. It also offers a lengthy reflection on how this unique woman attracted the attention of mainstream media and used her unusual platform to address important causes. But above all, this is an intimate and sensitive book, featuring Diana's own personal memories, gathered in interviews, and details of the events leading up to her death.

Using recordings made by the princess, Andrew Morton wrote a sensitive account that describes the entire journey from commoner to royal in the "wedding of the century." Diana: Her True Story reveals not only Diana's vulnerability but also her strength. Her determination to overcome eating disorders and the problems in her marriage and dedicate herself to her sons, William and Harry. In addition to humanitarian causes, her greatest sources of happiness and fulfillment.

This new edition of the only authorized biography of Princess Diana also includes a foreword with transcripts of the tapes sent to Andrew Morton. It also includes chapters detailing her life after her divorce until days before her tragic death. Diana: Her True Story is the closest we'll ever get to an autobiography of the "Rose of England," finally giving her the opportunity to speak to the world and inspire everyone with her truth, courage, and spirit.