What Princess Diana's Brother Charles Received from a Fan on What Would Have Been Her 59th Birthday (Photo)

Diana Spencer was more than a Princess when she passed; she had become the queen of many hearts. In celebration of what would have been her 59th birthday, her brother, Charles Spencer, shared the "touching" gift he received.

On Wednesday, Princess Diana would have turned 59 had she not tragically die in the car accident in France. A nursery school teacher's assistant when she and Prince Charles tied the knot in 1981, her marriage to the future king of England at St. Paul's Cathedral propelled her into the spotlight.

HER PERSONALITY WON PEOPLE OVER

But Princess Diana had grace and kindness that shined through in her humanitarian work, the way she championed to break down the stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS while she also became patron to over 100 organizations. She won people over with her charisma and genuine care, and her keen sense of style caught equal attention.

Paying tribute to his late sister, Charles Spencer shared how Princess Diana remains in people's hearts with a picture posted on social media he took of a gift sent by one of her fans. "Touched" by the "amazing" gesture, it contained white flowers and a handwritten note that read:

"Happy Birthday Diana, Princess of Wales. I will always remember you. From the lady who lives near Heathrow. From Vanessa."

TRIBUTE FROM ONE SIBLING TO ANOTHER

The special gift arrived for the 56-year-old's sister at Althorp House, which is also their Spencer ancestral home. Later on, after receiving the gift for his sister, Charles Spencer also paid tribute to her in a touching way.

Princess Diana and Prince Charles separated in 1992, ten years after she gave birth to their eldest son Prince William in 1982. Prince Harry followed two years later, and by 1996, the divorce was legally finalized.

WHEN WORDS CANNOT EXPRESS

As a tribute to Princess Diana, Charles Spencer merely posted a picture taken during the sunset of the grounds at Althorp House, which he captioned, "Clouds above @althorphouse this evening."

HER LEGACY CONTINUES

The late princess' children, Princes William and Harry, continue their mother's legacy through The Diana Awards. On Wednesday, Prince Harry surprised everyone with an appearance at the first virtually held Diana Award ceremony.

The awards are in support of young changemakers, and Prince Harry had a sweet message of congratulations to all who dedicated themselves to the creation of a better future.

PRINCE HARRY'S RECENT CHARITABLE WORK

Meanwhile, Prince Harry is doing his bit to help as well. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved to Los Angeles earlier this year, and as the novel coronavirus pandemic continues to have a hold worldwide, the couple ventured out on occasion to help those in need.

Making sure to cover up with the required gloves and face masks, the couple went to help out at the Homeboy Industries kitchen, which aims at the improvement of the lives of previously incarcerated people.