Lady Di's brother reveals in his memoirs what Charles III told him after her death: "You can be sure that we will soon forget her."
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In his upcoming memoir, 'Swan Song', Charles Spencer, the brother of the late Princess Diana, recounts a telephone conversation he allegedly had with the then-Prince Charles shortly after Diana's death in 1997. According to Spencer, the future King remarked that the public would soon forget the Princess, a comment reportedly made during a disagreement regarding the involvement of Princes William and Harry in funeral proceedings.
In response to the publication of these excerpts, King Charles III has issued a statement suggesting that the process of grief can cloud one's judgment. The disclosure has prompted public attention regarding the historical tensions between the royal family and the Spencer family following the events of 1997.
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Infobae (AR) - Headline 1Focuses on the King's rebuttal regarding the nature of grief.
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