Charles Spencer, brother of the late Princess Diana, has claimed in his upcoming memoir that King Charles appeared "giddily elated" the night of Diana's death. The allegations come amid ongoing tensions between the royal family and Spencer, who has made several controversial claims about Charles's reaction to Diana's passing.
Spencer's book, titled *Swan Song: Diana, My Sister*, suggests that Charles showed signs of joy upon learning of Diana's death, a claim that has sparked outrage. Buckingham Palace has previously responded by stating that grief can affect memory and judgment.
The controversy has intensified as Spencer's memoir is being serialized in the *Daily Mail*, with more explosive claims about Charles's behavior following Diana's death. These allegations have led to a public war of words between the royal family and Spencer's camp.
The situation remains unresolved, with both sides continuing to exchange sharp remarks. The ongoing dispute highlights the emotional and political complexities surrounding the late princess's legacy.
