Earl Spencer, brother of Princess Diana, has reiterated his claims that King Charles made remarks about Diana following her tragic death in 1997. In his new memoir, Spencer insists he is telling the "truth" about these alleged comments, which he says were made by the King. The claims have reignited tensions within the royal family, with experts suggesting they could further divide the already fractured family.
Spencer's book has drawn criticism for its alleged harsh treatment of the monarchy, with some calling it a "cold hearted revenge" against the royal family. Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond described the allegations as "brutally hostile," highlighting the potential for further discord. The book also includes claims that the late Queen responded "tetchily" to the Diana crash, adding to the controversy.
The revelations have sparked renewed public interest in the royal family's history, particularly around Diana's legacy. While some see the memoir as a long-awaited reckoning, others argue it risks deepening existing rifts. The book's release has also raised questions about Spencer's financial motivations, as he previously vowed not to profit from Diana's death.
Spencer has defended his claims, insisting they are based on his personal experiences and memories. The royal family has not yet commented publicly on the allegations, leaving the situation in limbo.
