Prince Charles and Princess Diana, despite their wildly different personalities and a marriage doomed from the start, shared one quiet, enduring bond: they both wrote thousands of letters. Diana, ever grateful and curious about the world, penned warm, funny notes as part of her upbringing—even during their rocky union—and gifted small tokens to those who helped her. Years later, Charles continues the tradition, reportedly writing up to 2,400 letters annually—seven a day—many handwritten and personally read. It’s a humble, human thread connecting them through public scrutiny and personal turmoil: ink on paper, love in letters.
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