When workers at Great Ormond Street Hospital unearthed the lead-lined box, they didn’t just find relics from the early ’90s; they uncovered a carefully curated snapshot of Diana’s heart. A Kylie Minogue album, a Casio pocket TV, a passport, a newspaper, and her own photograph weren’t random trinkets. They were symbols of a changing world, chosen with two children she’d invited into the moment.

Diana, already known as the “People’s Princess,” used even a time capsule to center children, curiosity, and the future. It was supposed to remain hidden for centuries, but its early arrival feels strangely fitting. Her life was cut short, her plans unfinished, yet her impact keeps resurfacing where it’s needed most—hospitals, charities, and in the quiet hope of families she never met. Decades later, a simple box in the ground proves her legacy was never buri