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princess diana It was born in one of the most aristocratic families of England and spent childhood in Althorp, a large 121-room house located on 14,000 acres of the English countryside. But being surrounded by greatness had little effect on the Lady Diana Spencer, who spent a lot of time discussing the kitchen with the staff. Sometimes she would even make her favorite butter bread and pudding and often helped clean.

It was during his childhood that Diana has developed a habit of life to life that did the ideal home and offered a glimpse of poignant how much the princess has crotted a "normal" life.

According to a Palace Insider, Diana liked to clean up and it was not unusual for her to "do the dishes" after lunches and friends of friends with friends in their country houses.

"Diana loved the routine to store after lunch or dinner," the royal source said. "She always offered when she visited and I would say to him not to worry about it, but she would end up in the kitchen with her hands in the sink and would not stop until everything was removed."

When she moved for the first time in London in the 1970s, Diana shared an apartment in Chelsea with her sisterSarah and friendLucinda Craig Harvey, which would have been difficult feeling to clean Diana after them. Before getting marriedPrince Charles, Diana also worked part-time as a maid on the days when she did not release kindergarten from the young England, where she taught children how to paint and dance.

In his book,Diana: His true story, Royal BiographerAndrew MortonIn 1981, when Lucinda sent Diana a congratulatory note after his commitment was announced, the princess wrote: "Finished on the days of Jif and Dusts. Oh darling, I see them again?" Morton noted that the household gave Diana "silent satisfaction".

It was unthinkable that Diana is a view to doing work in the kitchen while she was married to Charles and live at the Palace of Kensington, but the country weekend and after his split of the prince, she liked "to spend a game From the cleaning evening in the cooking laugh and chat. She told me that it made him feel "normal".

According toTina Brown, author ofDiana Chronicles, Diana found a comfort and a certain normality during his relationship withDr. Hasnat Khan,The Pakistani cardiac surgeon she had hoped to get married, striving her apartment in London. "She often spent the day cleaning up her room apartment, asphalting and pushing her shirts to wash the dishes," wrote brown.

"For these short minutes when she went to my kitchen, she was only from Diana - not a princess or icon, just a woman and she was happy," said her friend. And for more, you may not know about the princess of the people, check23 Facts about Princess Diana Only his nearest friends knew.

Diane Clehane is a journalist and author of New YorkImagine Diana andDiana: the secrets of his style.

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