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Princess Diana's Prozac Letter Surfaces in Auction
9 Jun
Summary
- Diana wrote a note mentioning Prozac to actor Terence Stamp.
- The handwritten letter is part of Stamp's estate auction.
- The intimate correspondence is expected to fetch £1,500-£2,000.
A poignant, handwritten letter from Diana, Princess of Wales, has emerged, revealing her apparent use of antidepressant medication. Dated October 17, 1991, the note was sent to British actor Terence Stamp, thanking him for a shared lunch and conversation.
In the letter, Diana candidly mentions "Three cheers for Prozac," adding a personal touch about her struggles. This intimate piece of correspondence is part of an auction of Terence Stamp's personal collection.
The auction, held by Bonhams from June 15 to June 25, features a wide array of items from the late actor's estate. Among the significant lots are scripts for "Superman" and "Superman II," as well as suits worn in "Wall Street" and "Last Night In Soho."
Diana's letter is expected to sell for £1,500 to £2,000, offering a glimpse into her private life. Stamp, known for his roles and style, passed away last year at the age of 87.
