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Diana Hart, born October 8, 1963, is a Canadian-American writer, model, and wrestling personality, recognized as the youngest daughter of Stu Hart and Helen Hart. She gained prominence through appearances in Stampede Wrestling and WWE, often alongside her brothers Bret and Owen Hart, and her husband Davey Boy Smith. Hart's involvement in wrestling extended to her role as "Mrs. Calgary Stampede" in 1997. Her literary contributions include the controversial autobiography "Under the Mat: Inside Wrestling's Greatest Family," which led to family disputes and was eventually removed from publication. She also authored the "Cauliflower Heart" trilogy of romance novels, with the first book receiving awards. Hart's background includes a diverse ancestry and dual citizenship, growing up as one of twelve children in the prominent Hart wrestling dynasty.

Following the wrestling accident that claimed her brother Owen Hart's life, Diana Hart became a vocal critic of the wrestling industry. This led her to write "Under the Mat: Inside Wrestling's Greatest Family," an autobiography that reportedly revealed sensitive family secrets. The book generated significant controversy, with Owen's widow, Martha, intending legal action, which resulted in the book's removal from circulation. Hart later claimed the published content was distorted from her original writings, expressing deep regret over the family discord it caused. Her brother Bret Hart has publicly questioned her assertions of unawareness regarding the book's final content, and Diana has disassociated herself from the work, wishing it had never been published.

In 2015, Diana Hart announced her intention to write a trilogy of romance novels titled "Cauliflower Heart." The first installment, "Cauliflower Heart: A Romantic Wrestler," was released in 2014 and earned a silver medal from Reader's Favorite in the Sports Fiction category, also being a runner-up at the Hollywood Book Festival. The series continued with "Cauliflower Heart: Wrestling With Life" in 2016 and concluded with "Cauliflower Heart: She Who Laughs Last" in 2017. Hart has also worked with Hart Legacy Wrestling, participating in events and signing copies of her books. Additionally, she has been involved in gym training for younger students and promotional activities for wrestling shows.

Diana Hart's career includes numerous appearances in professional wrestling. She was involved in Stampede Wrestling, notably in 1989 and 1999, and had significant storylines in the World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment (WWF/WWE). These included being present at major events like SummerSlam, accompanying her husband Davey Boy Smith to the ring, and participating in storylines, such as a controversial angle involving Shawn Michaels in 1996. She also appeared in documentaries such as "Hitman Hart: Wrestling with Shadows" and "Queen of Harts: The Diana Hart Story." Hart also worked as a model for two decades and has been inducted into the Canadian Wrestling Hall of Fame and the Prairie Wrestling Alliance Hall of Fame.