Buckingham Palace Responds to Memoir Claims by Princess Diana’s Brother
Quick Brief
A new memoir written by Princess Diana's brother has prompted a rare response from Buckingham Palace. The book includes an allegation that King Charles told the author they would forget Diana 'soon enough' while discussing her funeral. The claim has sparked a dispute between the palace and the author.
What Happened?
Princess Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, released a new memoir containing an allegation about King Charles. According to the book, during conversations regarding Diana's funeral arrangements, the King allegedly told him that people would forget her soon enough. This assertion provoked a public response and pushback from Buckingham Palace.
Why It Matters
The public dispute between Buckingham Palace and Princess Diana's brother brings renewed scrutiny to the royal family's handling of the aftermath of Diana's death and highlights ongoing tensions regarding how those events are remembered.
Key Facts
- Princess Diana's brother authored a new memoir detailing royal interactions.
- The book alleges King Charles told the author 'we'll forget her soon enough' during funeral planning.
- Buckingham Palace issued a rare response to dispute the book's claims.
- Multiple media outlets reported on the unfolding war of words between the palace and Earl Spencer.
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