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Princess Diana’s Former Bodyguard “Saw How Much Pain” Charles and Camilla’s Affair Caused the Late Royal

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Ken Wharfe, who worked as one of Diana’s protection officers, talks to Vanity Fair about Charles Spencer’s new book, what pushed Diana “over the top,” and what the late royal would have wanted for Prince Harry.

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Ken Wharfe (78), Princess Diana's former bodyguard, backs her brother Charles Spencer (62). In his new book, *Swan Song: Diana, My Sister*, Spencer describes painful conversations with King Charles (77) after Diana's death in 1997. Buckingham Palace questions Spencer's recollections, but Wharfe believes him. "I don't see why he would make this up," he told Vanity Fair.

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The ex-bodyguard of Princess Diana, Ken Wharfe, speaks out and supports Charles Spencer's statements from his book. He criticizes King Charles.

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We talked to Ken Wharfe about Charles Spencer’s memoirs, which brought Diana “to the limit” and what she would have wanted, above all, for Prince Harry.

Ken Wharfe, former bodyguard of Princess Diana, has defended Earl Spencer (62), the brother of the late princess. Charles recently released the book 'Swan Song: Diana, My Sister', in which he made various revelations about the British royal family. In an interview with Vanity Fair, Ken says that Diana 'would have applauded' that her brother spoke out about how she was treated by her former in-laws. He also says he does not doubt Charles's claims.

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