Prince William’s charity cause could make millions from late mother’s ‘revenge dress,’ new doc reveals
What to know about Prince William’s charity cause could make millions from late mother’s ‘revenge dress,’ new doc reveals
Prince William was long thought to be responsible for the sale of Princess Diana’s iconic “revenge dress” — a curve-hugging black gown by the designer Christina Stambolian worn by his late mother in 1994.
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What happened
Prince William was long thought to be responsible for the sale of Princess Diana’s iconic “revenge dress” — a curve-hugging black gown by the designer Christina Stambolian worn by his late mother in 1994.
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