Charles Spencer’s newly released biography of his late sister Princess Diana has hit store shelves following sensational excerpts that elicited an unexpected sharp response from King Charles III.
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In ‘Swan Song: Diana, My Sister’, Spencer says he wants to speak on Diana’s behalf and correct untruths that have become accepted over time. The memoir alleges rows with the then‑Prince Charles over the 1997 funeral and accuses him of contempt for his ex‑wife.
Spencer claims he argued with Charles over palace plans for Prince William and Prince Harry—then 15 and 12—to walk behind their mother’s coffin. He states that the then‑Prince Charles “we’ll forget her soon enough,” expressing a palpable hostility toward Diana. Moreover, Charles is reported to have sounded “elated” after Diana’s tragic car accident in Paris at age 36.
Buckingham Palace issued a strongly worded statement, asserting that grief can cloud reason and colour memory.
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Charles Spencer’s newly released biography of his late sister Princess Diana has hit store shelves following sensational excerpts that elicited an unexpected sharp response from King Charles III.
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In ‘Swan Song: Diana, My Sister’, Spencer says he wants to speak on Diana’s behalf and correct untruths that have become accepted over time. The memoir alleges rows with the then‑Prince Charles over the 1997 funeral and accuses him of contempt for his ex‑wife.
Spencer claims he argued with Charles over palace plans for Prince William and Prince Harry—then 15 and 12—to walk behind their mother’s coffin. He states that the then‑Prince Charles “we’ll forget her soon enough,” expressing a palpable hostility toward Diana. Moreover, Charles is reportedly described as “elated” after Diana’s tragic car accident in Paris at age 36.
Buckingham Palace issued a strongly worded statement, asserting that grief can cloud reason and color memory.
