Diana’s Death Sparks Claims: Charles Said to Sound ‘Elated’ in New Memoir Excerpt

TL;DR
Diana’s brother Charles Spencer claims in his forthcoming memoir Swan Song: Diana, My Sister that King Charles III sounded ‘giddily elated’—“like a lottery winner”—after Princess Diana’s 1997 death, reportedly telling his sons William and Harry about their mother’s death first thing that morning and suggesting the tragedy could free him to marry Camilla. The excerpt published by Daily Mail has prompted Buckingham Palace to caution that fraternal grief can color memory, while the brothers’ relationship remains strained; the book is slated for release on Sept. 22, 2026.
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- 'Elated' King Charles sounded like 'a lottery winner' when Princess Diana died, her brother claims Page Six
- Charles sounded ‘giddily elated’ after Diana’s death, claims Earl Spencer The Guardian
- Princess Diana Claimed King Charles ‘Is in Love with His Valet,’ Charles Spencer Says in Book People.com
- Buckingham Palace hits back at claims in a book by Princess Diana’s brother AP News
- King Charles Makes Rare Statement Over Bombshell Diana Memoir The Hollywood Reporter
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