Princess Diana enters Paris waxwork museum in ‘revenge dress’

More than 28 years after her tragic death in Paris, Diana is still a major figure in global pop culture

The Grevin waxwork museum in Paris unveiled a new star attraction on Thursday: Princess Diana in the “revenge dress” she wore after public revelations about her then-husband Prince Charles’s affair.

The popular tourist destination, similar to Madame Tussauds in London, already has models of Charles, who is now King Charles III, and his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

But Diana was a notable absentee, despite her tragic association with the city where she died in a car crash in August 1997.

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