Kensington Palace announced it on Friday. The depiction of Princess Diana will be unveiled on July 1, 2021 in the palace gardens and the installation will be accompanied by a solemn ceremony. It was on this day that Diana would celebrate her sixtieth birthday, reminiscent of Sky News.
Harry and William commissioned the production of the statue a few years ago – it was to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of Diana’s death. But it delayed and ruined the coronavirus pandemic.
The two brothers, who are currently arguing over the departure of Harry and his wife Meghan Markle from the royal family, have previously heard that it is the right time to point out the positive influence Diana has had not only in Britain but in the rest of the world.
In a joint statement announcing William and Harry’s commissioning to make the statue, “Our mother has affected so many lives. We hope the statue will help all people who visit Kensington Palace reflect on its life and legacy.”
The princes commissioned the famous artist Ian Rank-Broadley, whose portrait of the queen is embossed on all British coins, to produce the statue.
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