King Charles's Remark in Diana’s Brother Memoirs
The article discusses the memoirs of Princess Diana's brother, which reignite controversy over the events following her death in 1997. In response to criticism of King Charles's behavior during that period, a spokesperson confirmed that grief can affect the mind, memory, and judgment, especially after Diana's death at the age of 36 in a car accident in Paris. The memoirs indicate that Prince Charles told Diana’s brother, before her passing, "Rest assured, we will forget her soon," during a discussion about her two sons' participation in her funeral. This has sparked debate about his stance and the psychological effects he experienced after the incident.
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