Earl Spencer, brother of Princess Diana, has reignited controversy with claims from his new memoir that King Charles made controversial remarks about Diana shortly after her death. The book, which has drawn significant attention, includes allegations that the late Queen responded "tetchily" to the circumstances surrounding Diana's fatal car crash. These claims have intensified discussions about the royal family's reaction to the tragedy.
Spencer has also asserted that King Charles once suggested Diana would be forgotten "soon enough," a statement he insists is truthful. This claim has been echoed by multiple media outlets, highlighting the ongoing scrutiny of the royal family's past statements. The book, which has been widely discussed, includes other explosive claims, such as a phone call between Charles and Diana on the day of her funeral.
The memoir has also sparked criticism for what some describe as a lack of ethical consistency, as Spencer previously vowed not to profit from Diana's death. Despite this, the book has reportedly generated substantial financial gains. The royal family has not publicly responded to these allegations, leaving the claims to circulate in the media and public discourse.
