A concert organised by Princes William and Harry in memory of their mother, Princess Diana, was "the most perfect way to remember her", they said.
About 63,000 music fans packed Wembley stadium for the six-hour show, which included performances from Lily Allen, P Diddy, Nelly Furtado and Joss Stone.
The princes said Sunday's gig was about everything their mother loved in life.
Princess Diana was killed in a car crash in Paris in 1997. Sunday 1 July would have been her 46th birthday.Prince William said: "For us this has been the most perfect way to remember her and this is how she would want to be remembered."The marathon gig was broadcast live on television in 145 countries, with an audience of around 500 million people.
Any extra money made from ticket sales will go towards Diana's favourite charities as well as two of the princes' own charities - Centrepoint and Sentebale.
1 comment:
Mmh...she is dead and the celebration is like dat..wot if she culd be alive...it's candy1
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