Buckingham Palace hits back at claims in a book by Princess Diana's brother
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Charles Spencer, Princess Diana's younger brother, has revealed a series of shocking claims about the days following her death ahead of the release of his new book. He claims that then-Prince Charles sounded unusually pleased after the accident.
King Charles III was accused of having spoken shockingly at the time of Lady Di's death 29 years ago. That's what the princess's brother says in a book to be published that shakes the Crown. Writing to the first person, Charles Spencer settles his accounts with King Charles and tells a telephone exchange before Diana's funeral, which quickly turned into a disagreement. The matter is already so large that Buckingham has issued a statement. (Inter…
King Charles III tried to launch the anti-aircraft forward to respond to the accusations of the former brother-in-law who, with his book coming out in days, is giving voice to revelations that risk undermining the good name of the crown and its sovereign. "The Song of the Swan. Diana, my sister will come out in the bookstores on Thursday [...] The article "King Charles seemed stunned by the euphoria when I called him to tell him that Diana was d…
Buckingham Palace hits back at claims in a book by Princess Diana's brother
Buckingham Palace is denying a claim by Princess Diana's brother that King Charles III said she would soon be forgotten after her death. In a new book, Charles Spencer recounts arguing with the then-Prince Charles over plans for Prince William and Prince Harry to walk behind Diana's coffin in 1997. Spencer claims Charles said: “Rest assured, we’ll forget her soon enough.”
Lady Di's brother published this week 'Swan song. Diana, my sister' and replied to Palacio's statement: 'I am telling the truth' ...
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