Earl Spencer, brother of late Princess Diana, has claimed in his new book that King Charles clashed with Prince Philip during the royal family's private mourning event. The alleged confrontation, according to Spencer, occurred over whether the young princes, William and Harry, should follow traditional royal protocols. The book, which explores the emotional aftermath of Diana's death, suggests tensions within the royal family remained high even in the wake of her passing.
Spencer's claims come amid ongoing discussions about the monarchy's handling of grief and public perception. The book also includes other controversial revelations, such as the Queen's reaction to Diana's death and the alleged lack of support for Prince Harry. While some royal insiders have dismissed the claims as sensational, others have acknowledged the emotional complexity of the period.
The book has sparked renewed interest in the private dynamics of the royal family, particularly in how they navigated personal loss and public duty. Critics argue that the claims may be exaggerated, but they highlight the enduring fascination with the monarchy's internal struggles. The royal family has not yet commented on the allegations.
