Earl Spencer, brother of late Princess Diana, has claimed in his new memoir that King Charles expressed contempt for his late sister days after her death in 1997. The book alleges that Charles told Spencer he would soon be forgotten. Buckingham Palace has responded to the claims, denying the assertions and maintaining its stance on the matter.
The claims come amid ongoing tensions between the royal family and Spencer, who has previously criticized the monarchy. In his memoir, Spencer describes a conversation with Charles where he says the king expressed a lack of regard for Diana. The palace has dismissed the remarks as inaccurate, emphasizing the importance of privacy and the complexity of family relationships.
Spencer's book has reignited discussions about the royal family's public image and the emotional impact of Diana's death. While the palace has not confirmed or denied the specific remarks, the controversy highlights the ongoing public interest in the royal family's private affairs. The situation remains under scrutiny as both sides continue to present their perspectives.
