A Song for Diana’s Memory — Long after the chandeliers dimmed at Royal Albert Hall, Neil Diamond was rolled onto the stage in his wheelchair. Beside him, Céline Dion gently placed a hand on his shoulder, joining him in a soaring “Sweet Caroline” — this time, not for stadiums, but for Diana. On the anniversary of the Princess’s passing, the familiar anthem turned into a hymn of remembrance. Prince William pressed a hand to his chest, his eyes glassy; Kate was seen clutching his hand, a tear slipping down her cheek. Prince Harry wiped his eyes, while King Charles kept his composure, tapping a quiet rhythm on his knee. When the chorus thundered through the hall, the Royal Family rose with the crowd, their voices mingling with thousands — grief giving way to unity. That night, the tribute was not just a performance but a prayer through music, reminding all that Diana’s light still lives on. The powerful moment is now circulating widely