Princess Diana was a peacemaker, involved in charity work (helping the homeless, the disabled, children, etc.) not out of material gain or a thirst for fame, but out of a sincere desire to help and give her all. This is what endeared her to the people, becoming both the "queen of the people's hearts" and, at the same time, an outcast within the royal family, stealing the spotlight from them. At 36, she died in a car accident in 1997.