Settling old scores with royals drives Spencer's book, but Diana steals focus
Summary
Earl Spencer, the brother of Princess Diana, has written a new book about her life that has caused a public dispute with Buckingham Palace. The book shows Diana’s struggles with the royal family, media, and personal challenges, and has become a best-seller before its official release.Key Facts
- Earl Spencer’s book is called *Swan Song: Diana, My Sister*.
- The book has caused a public argument between Earl Spencer and Buckingham Palace over claims about the King’s behavior after Diana’s death.
- Diana is described as kind but troubled, facing self-doubt, eating disorders, and a lack of warmth from the royal family.
- Earl Spencer criticizes the way Diana was treated by the media and seen as “royal property.”
- The book shares personal stories, including a fight between Diana and her stepmother Raine Spencer.
- Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is not mentioned in the book.
- Diana’s favorite TV show was the soap opera *Crossroads*, she liked David Bowie’s music, and watched *The Sound of Music* many times.
- Earl Spencer is also remembered for a strong speech he gave at Diana’s funeral, which criticized the press and royals.
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