Prince William and Prince Harry have spoken about the impact of their late mother's work on their own lives, and it has often influenced the projects that they themselves lead. In recent years, the Princes have ensured that - despite their personal differences - they have remained committed to keeping her memory alive through their own campaigns. While William has fronted campaigns to end homelessness, a cause which Princes Diana was passionate about, Harry has supported various international initiatives that she was involved with and just last month he visited the same landmine field in Angola that she famously walked through in 1997.
In a new interview with PEOPLE, Princess Diana's former private secretary Patrick Jephson has claimed that the late royal offered 'important warnings' to her sons through her own experiences within the monarchy. Jephson worked for Princess Diana between 1988 and 1996, acting first as her equerry before taking the role of private secretary.
