Earl Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, has reiterated his claims that King Charles was embarrassed by an alleged disparaging remark about Diana, as he continues to publish a memoir that has sparked controversy. The book, which includes explosive allegations about the royal family, has drawn sharp criticism from experts who warn it could deepen family divisions. Spencer has described the royal family's reaction to Diana's death as "tetchy," suggesting that even Queen Elizabeth II was not fully supportive of his sister.
Spencer has also accused the royal family of downplaying the impact of Diana's death, with some claims suggesting that Charles was uncomfortable with certain remarks made about his mother. Despite previous vows to avoid profiting from Diana's death, Spencer is set to make significant financial gains from his memoir. Critics argue that the book's content could further strain relationships within the royal family, especially as it resurfaces painful memories nearly three decades after Diana's tragic passing.
The memoir has drawn attention from media outlets and former royal correspondents, who have expressed concern over the potential fallout. While Spencer maintains that he is telling the truth, the allegations continue to fuel debate about the legacy of Diana and the dynamics within the royal family.
