Seven hundred and fifty million people watched the first wedding. Twenty-four years later, the same prince was preparing to marry again—but this time there would be no global television spectacle, no cathedral procession, and no Queen at the civil ceremony.
The contrast could hardly have been sharper.
The woman at the center of the second wedding was not a new arrival.
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