Princess Diana's brother says Buckingham Palace "has to gaslight" him
Summary
Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, spoke on U.S. TV about a claim in his new book that King Charles III said Diana’s sons would soon forget her after her funeral. Buckingham Palace responded by suggesting grief might affect memory, but Spencer said he clearly remembers the conversation and wanted his book to honor Diana’s life.Key Facts
- Charles Spencer wrote a book called "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister."
- Spencer claims King Charles III said, "Rest assured, we'll forget her soon enough," about Diana’s sons walking behind her coffin.
- Buckingham Palace said grief can affect memory and judgement in response to Spencer’s claim.
- Spencer said he remembers the conversation clearly and had only two phone talks with King Charles.
- Spencer kept his book secret from the royal family until just before it was published.
- He emphasized that Prince Harry was not involved in the book’s writing.
- Spencer has talked with Princes William and Harry after the book’s release.
- Spencer wants the book to celebrate Diana as a remarkable person with a short life.
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