Spencer confirms Charles's phone call statement

Earl Spencer, the brother of Princess Diana, emphasized that the content of his phone call with Prince Charles after Diana's death was: "We will forget it soon enough." The Buckingham Palace's response to this highlighted that grief can affect memory, a claim Spencer denied, asserting that he remembers the words clearly. Spencer explained that he only spoke with Prince Charles twice and was very alert during the call, during which Charles erupted in anger over William and Harry's participation in their mother's funeral. He mentioned that Charles's words were terrifying to him and that he immediately informed his family upon hearing them. Diana died in a car accident in 1997, and Spencer considers his account to be the truth, while the palace believes grief may impair memory.

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