Princess Diana's brother says his bombshell claims against King Charles following her death will 'not be a surprise' to nephews William and Harry
Princess Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, claims his upcoming book, 'Swan Song: Diana, My Sister,' will contain bombshell allegations against King Charles III regarding Diana's death, which he says will not surprise Princes William and Harry. Spencer alleges Charles expressed 'pent-up contempt' for Diana and was 'giddily elated' after her death, believing she would be forgotten.
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These controversial claims reignite historical tensions within the British Royal Family and could significantly impact public perception of King Charles III and the monarchy, especially given the enduring legacy of Princess Diana.
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Add Page Six on Google Princess Diana’s brother Earl Spencer insinuated that he’d already spoken to his nephews, Prince William and Prince Harry, about the bombshell claims he makes about her death in his upcoming book.
Spencer told the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg in his interview Friday , “I don’t like to talk about what I’ve been speaking about to William and Harry, but this will not be a surprise to them.”
“I will tell you that these words will not be a surprise to them,” he insisted.
Spencer’s comments echo what an insider told Page Six last week about Harry’s reaction to his uncle’s claims about his mom’s death in his upcoming book, “Swan Song: Diana, My Sister.”
“It didn’t come as a shock,” a source in the know told us.
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