The late Princess Diana left her magnificent wedding dress with its 20-metre long train to her sons, William and Harry in her Will.
She also left money to her former butler, Paul Burrell.
Diana’s Will is one of 41 million Wills that can now be accessed – and copied – for around $20 from a new, online archive.
Today reports that Diana’s Will, with an estate worth around $AU42 million, has proved popular.
The original Will is “kept under security in a temperature-controlled facility in Birmingham.”
“Following Diana’s death at 36 in a car crash in Paris, her Will stipulated that her mother should be consulted about her children’s education,” the report says.
“It says $80,000 tax-free should be left to her butler and confidant, Paul Burrell, and her iconic wedding dress, which features thousands of pearls and a 25-foot train, was left to William and Harry.
“Other items, including paintings and a clock, were bequeathed to Diana’s 17 godchildren.”
Other famous Wills in the archive include that of Winston Churchill, George Orwell (under his real name, Eric Blair), and A.A. Milne, author of “Winnie the Pooh.”
