Princess Diana's brother claims Charles told him, "we'll forget her soon"
Summary
Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, claimed in a new book that Prince Charles said, "we'll forget her soon enough," referring to Diana after her death. Buckingham Palace responded by saying grief can affect memory and judgment and did not directly deny the claim.Key Facts
- Princess Diana died in a car crash in Paris nearly 30 years ago.
- Charles Spencer is publishing a book called "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister" with new claims about Diana's treatment by the royal family.
- Spencer says he objected to Princes William and Harry walking in Diana’s funeral procession, and Prince Charles replied with the comment that they would forget her soon.
- Buckingham Palace said grief might cloud Charles Spencer’s memory but did not outright deny the claim.
- Diana’s funeral procession, including her sons William and Harry, created lasting images remembered today.
- The royal family faced strong public criticism in 1997 after Diana’s death over how they handled the grief.
- King Charles is currently undergoing cancer treatment.
- Prince Harry and Meghan’s recent visit to the U.K. highlighted ongoing tensions within the royal family.
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