


In the aftermath of the announcement, Joachim spoke out against the decision publicly and said his mother's plan to strip his children of royal titles upset them.

Two days later, Princess Diana made history when she walked across an active minefield to broadcast the call for an international ban on landmines.įollowing Diana's death in August 1997, one of her key legacies was the signing of the Ottawa Mine Ban Treaty, which called for all countries to unite to rid the world of landmines.Queen Margrethe of Denmark, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, Prince Christian of Denmark, Princess Isabella of Denmark, Prince Vincent of Denmark, Princess Josephine, Prince Joachim of Denmark, Princess Marie of Denmark, Prince Nikolai of Denmark, Prince Felix of Denmark, Prince Henrik of Denmark, and Princess Athena of Denmark in 2018.

Pictured: Elizabeth Debicki Ref: SPL5490493 021022 EXCLUSIVE Picture by: BACKGRID / Splash News and Pictures USA: +1 31 London: +44 (0)20 8126 1009 Berlin: + 166 United Arab Emirates Rights, Australia Rights, Austria Rights, Canada Rights, Denmark Rights, Egypt Rights, Ireland Rights, Finland Rights, Germany Rights, Israel Rights, Jordan Rights, South Korea Rights, Lebanon Rights, Norway Rights, New Zealand Rights, Qatar Rights, Saudi Arabia Rights, South Africa Rights, Singapore Rights, Sweden Rights, Switzerland Rights, Thailand Rights, Turkey Rights, Taiwan Rights, United Kingdom Rights, United States of America Rights The outfit appears to be a replica of the outfit Princess Diana wore At Luanda Airport Angola At The Start Of Her Visit To Campaign With The Red Cross Against Landmines.
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"There couldn't be a more appropriate place to begin this campaign than Angola because this nation has the highest number of amputees per population than anywhere in the world."ĮXCLUSIVE: The Australian actress Elizabeth Debicki who plays 'The People's Princess' - Diana is pictured on location filming scenes for the new Netflix series of 'The Crown' out in Palma De Mallorca, Spain. "It's an enormous privilege for me to have been invited here to Angola in order to assist the Red Cross in its campaign to ban, once and for all, anti-personnel landmines," Princess Diana said in a brief speech. The Princess of Wales addressed the press at Luanda Airport in January 1997. Debicki looked just like Diana in a navy blazer layered over a t-shirt paired with light wash jeans, navy sneakers and gold earrings - similar to the outfit Princess Diana wore to give the speech that kicked off her iconic visit to Angola. The 32-year-old Australian actress was spotted in costume on the set of The Crownin Spain. Pictured: Elizabeth Debicki Ref: SPL5490493 021022 EXCLUSIVE Picture by: BACKGRID / Splash News and Pictures USA: +1 31 London: +44 (0)20 8126 1009 Berlin: + 166 United Arab Emirates Rights, Australia Rights, Austria Rights, Canada Rights, Denmark Rights, Egypt Rights, Ireland Rights, Finland Rights, Germany Rights, Israel Rights, Jordan Rights, South Korea Rights, Lebanon Rights, Norway Rights, New Zealand Rights, Qatar Rights, Saudi Arabia Rights, South Africa Rights, Singapore Rights, Sweden Rights, Switzerland Rights, Thailand Rights, Turkey Rights, Taiwan Rights, United Kingdom Rights, United States of America Rights PA NEWS PHOTO 13/1/97: DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES, ON HER ARRIVAL AT LUANDA AIRPORT, ANGOLA, WHERE SHE IS VISITING THE BRITISH RED CROSS MISSION AGAINST LAND MINES (Photo by John Stillwell - PA Images/PA Images via Getty Images)īACKGRID / John Stillwell - PA Images/PA Images via GettyĮlizabeth Debicki is back in character as Princess Diana. EXCLUSIVE: The Australian actress Elizabeth Debicki who plays 'The People's Princess' - Diana is pictured on location filming scenes for the new Netflix series of 'The Crown' out in Palma De Mallorca, Spain.
