Today's news: Diana's death controversy, barista refuses pregnant woman, Lady Gabriella's wedding dress

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Princess Diana's horrific car crash death turned into theme park attraction

The death of Princess Diana in a car crash in 1997 was undoubtedly one of the most shocking and tragic moments in recent history, but that hasn't stopped a tabloid magazine-based theme park from cashing in on the event.

The new National Enquirer Live! attraction opens its doors in the US this weekend with a recreation of the accident, allowing punters to experience the horrifying details for themselves.

The 3D presentation will feature the city of Paris and the streets the Mercedes Benz S280 sedan, carrying Princess Diana and her boyfriend Dodi Fayed, took as it was being pursued by the paparazzi before crashing into a concrete pillar in the Pont de l'Alma tunnel.

"It shows the pathway as she left the Ritz hotel, and the paparazzi chasing her, and the bang-flash that we think blinded the driver—and how it happened," Robin Turner, one of the principle investors in the exhibit, told The Daily Beast.

He denies the exhibition is in bad taste.

Barista refuses to serve pregnant woman coffee

A pregnant woman in the UK has been questioned by a male Starbucks worker after she ordered a coffee and declined his offer to make it a decaf.

The exchange was documented on Twitter by comedian Tiffany Stevenson, who was notably shocked by the man’s need to comment.

“Unbelievable bit of womb bothering in Starbucks at services,” Stevenson’s Twitter thread began.

“A pregnant woman got her Caramel Macchiato and the guy behind the counter said, ‘oh it’s for you. Do you want me to make it decaf?’”

Stevenson explains that although the woman politely declined, the gentleman went on to tell her that she should have a decaf because “caffeine is bad for the baby,” to which the mum-to-be responded to by telling him she only has one a day.

“But...you shouldn’t,” he said.

Why Lady Gabriella had to change her wedding dress

Queen Elizabeth’s attendance at Lady Gabriella Windsor's wedding forced the bride to be to make a change to her dress.

The 52nd in line to the throne decided to alter her bridal gown out of respect to Her Majesty, while also staying true to her personal taste.

Lady Gabriella had initially opted for a blush pink dress and had been working with Italian designer Luisa Beccaria to create her dream.

"In the very beginning, she didn't even really want a white dress," Beccaria told The Telegraph.

"Her requirements changed a little bit when they decided to marry at Windsor."