Princess Diana's brother cites King Charles' psychological tactics
The article discusses Charles Spencer, the late Princess Diana's brother, accusing King Charles III of engaging in "psychological manipulation" regarding Buckingham Palace's response to his account of a phone call before Diana's funeral. Spencer claimed that during the call, King Charles told him, "Rest assured, we will forget her soon," referencing Diana and his relationship with Camilla Parker Bowles. The palace's response confirmed that the king is aware that grief over the loss of his sister might affect his memory, but Spencer considered this response an attempt to distort and conceal the truth. These statements reopen the complex relational dynamics between Diana's family and the royal family, especially during the years leading up to her death and concerning his relationship with Prince Charles. This all coincides with the release of Spencer's new book, which reflects his personal experiences and his account of the events that captivated British public opinion.
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