Princess Diana’s ‘revenge dress’ goes on show amid clash between brother and Charles

Princess Diana's 'revenge dress' has gone on display in London, a symbol of the tension between her and King Charles during their marriage breakdown in the early 1990s. The dress, a black silk number, was worn by Diana after Charles admitted to infidelity, sparking a public rift between the couple. This display comes amid a renewed focus on the royal family's dynamics, particularly between Charles and Diana's brother, Prince William. The 'revenge dress' has become an enduring image of Diana's legacy and her complicated relationship with the monarchy.

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