Earl Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, has reiterated his claims regarding a phone call with King Charles following Diana's death. He stated that Charles said, 'we'll forget her soon enough' during a dispute about whether Princes William and Harry should participate in the funeral procession. In a BBC interview, Spencer expressed confidence in the accuracy of his recollection, despite Buckingham Palace's vague rebuttal that 'recollections may vary.'
Spencer's comments may reignite tensions between him and the royal family, particularly as he describes the King's emotional state during their conversation. He also shared details about the aftermath of Diana's tragic death, emphasizing the impact on the young princes and the family's dynamics during that period. The full interview is set to air on BBC One this Sunday evening.
Earl Spencer's revelations could deepen the rift with the royal family, especially as he highlights the emotional turmoil surrounding Diana's death. Viewers should pay attention to the public's reaction post-interview and any potential responses from Buckingham Palace.