Diana's Guard on King's Remarks After Charles Spencer Memoirs
The statements made by Diana's former bodyguard, Ken Warf, reveal that King Charles's remark in Prince Charles's memoirs, where he states "We will forget her," was not intended as an insult. Instead, it meant that people would move past their grief over time. Warf confirmed that the memoirs reflect the author's viewpoint and are not necessarily an absolute truth, pointing out that some events, such as Diana's trip to Pichy Head, may have occurred but cannot be confirmed to have involved her contemplating suicide or driving the car toward the cliffs. He also added that the king was understanding of the circumstances Diana faced at the time of her death, and that the details reflect various perspectives rather than definitive facts.
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