Earl Spencer Doubles Down on Charles Call Claim
💡 Why it matters
This ongoing feud could further erode public trust in the monarchy and reopen painful debates about how the Royal Family handled Diana's death.
Princess Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, has reiterated his claim that King Charles told him 'we'll forget her soon enough' days after Diana's death, despite Buckingham Palace denying the conversation occurred. Spencer's memoir 'Swan Song' is being serialized in the Daily Mail.
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