Earl Spencer’s Diana Memoir Sparks Trouble Inside His Own Family - Expert
Earl Spencer's new memoir about his late sister, Princess Diana, is causing friction within his family, particularly with Diana's sisters, Lady Sarah McCorquodale and Lady Jane Fellowes. An expert suggests the sisters are annoyed by the renewed public attention, especially with the upcoming 30th anniversary of Diana's death, as they have largely sought to maintain their privacy.
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This article highlights the ongoing impact of Princess Diana's legacy on her family and the challenges they face in balancing public interest with personal privacy, especially as significant anniversaries approach.
According to HELLO !, Ingrid Seward believes Lady Sarah McCorquodale and Lady Jane Fellowes may be frustrated by the memoir. It will once again put their late sister, Princess Diana, at the center of public discussion. "I should think they'll be pretty annoyed because it just brings up their sister yet again," Seward told the publication.
"Next year is the 30th anniversary of her death, so there's bound to be another big fuss, which I'm sure they won't like." Diana's sisters have largely stayed away from publicly discussing their family and their relationship with the late princess. Seward believes that approach is likely to continue.
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