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Earl Spencer Says Press Treatment of the Sussexes ‘Echoes’ Diana
Earl Spencer said tabloid coverage of Harry and Meghan has been a “cancerous influence,” urging people to learn from Diana’s example.
- On Friday, Earl Spencer told the BBC that media treatment of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex echoes the press scrutiny his late sister, Diana, Princess of Wales, faced.
- Spencer previously criticized the media's 'permanent quest' to bring Diana down, while Harry and Meghan have long complained tabloid coverage created a 'toxic environment' for them.
- Describing the coverage as a 'cancerous influence in their life,' Spencer urged the public to learn from Diana's example regarding intense media scrutiny's consequences.
- Spencer's comments follow his allegations that the King said 'we'll forget her soon enough' after Diana's death, which Buckingham Palace implicitly disputed by noting grief clouds memory.
- The Sussexes recently returned to the UK from California, continuing tensions involving royal duties and legal battles; Harry may face a bill of up to £34.5m from a privacy case.
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Earl Spencer says press treatment of the Sussexes ‘echoes’ Diana
The earl said Diana was ‘really brought low’ by the ‘criticism’ she received from the media.
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