Spencer Memoir Sparks Fresh Royal Revelations About Charles and Diana

Charles Spencer’s memoir Swan Song: Diana, My Sister drops explosive claims about the royal family: Charles allegedly sounded elated after Diana’s 1997 death and bluntly informed William and Harry, while Diana’s own story suggests she was not in love with Charles before their wedding and even contemplated suicide under relentless scrutiny. The book also recounts Diana’s supposed ADHD and RSD, a past romantic link between their father and Queen Elizabeth II, alleged tensions over Elizabeth’s abdication and Camilla, and friction within royal staff during Diana’s funeral. Spencer frames Diana as resilient and says he’s telling the truth, as the memoir hits shelves.
- Charles Spencer’s memoir: King Charles, Princess Diana and more bombshells Page Six
- ‘My Husband Is in Love With His Valet’: Takeaways From Charles Spencer’s Memoir The New York Times
- Charles Spencer Reveals a ‘Myth’ About His Sister, Princess Diana, That He Is Finally ‘Laying to Rest’ (Exclusive) People.com
- New book by Princess Diana's brother prompts war of words with King Charles III npr.org
- King Charles Gets a Blunt Relationship Update From Princess Diana’s Brother — Report yahoo.com
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