Her Humble Abode Gets Royal Recognition
Imagine the streets of London in December 1980, where an unassuming flat in Coleherne Court would soon be the prelude to a fairy tale. Captured by photographer Jayne Fincher, a young Diana is seen stepping into her car. Fast forward, and this once-understated residence now flaunts a plaque in honor of the late Princess.
Before the royal wedding bells of 1981, the former princess of Wales shared this space with roommates, offering a taste of her life before becoming an icon. The plaque now marks a poignant tribute where Diana’s public journey initially took flight.
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