Earl Spencer, Diana's brother, has claimed the late Queen reacted "tetchily" to the news of Princess Diana's fatal car crash in Paris. In a new memoir excerpt, he described how the Queen asked, "what's she been up to now?" Upon hearing the news, suggesting a lack of immediate concern. This comes as part of a series of explosive claims from Spencer, who has been revealing untold stories about his sister's life and death.
Spencer also accused the royal family of showing a "lack of obvious care" for Prince Harry at Diana's funeral. He shared a seven-word message he allegedly sent to Harry, which has not been publicly disclosed. These claims add to a growing narrative of tension within the royal family following Diana's death.
In another revelation, Spencer claimed the King "went ballistic" in a phone call after the crash, describing a moment of intense emotional reaction. These accounts are part of a broader pattern of allegations that have sparked significant public interest and debate.
The memoir, titled *Swan Song: Diana, My Sister*, is set to be released soon, offering a personal and detailed look at the royal family's history. The claims continue to fuel discussions about the legacy of Diana and the dynamics within the royal family.
