WorldNBC NewsKing Charles accused of ‘gaslighting’ by Princess Diana’s brother in dispute over book claims
Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer has accused King Charles of gaslighting him after Buckingham Palace pushed back on claims in his new memoir.
Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, has accused King Charles of “gaslighting” him after Buckingham Palace pushed back at his claims about the monarch’s conduct.
Charles Spencer accused King Charles of gaslighting him after Buckingham Palace issued an unusually forceful statement disputing claims in his forthcoming memoir.
Spencer's book alleges that after Diana's death, Charles sounded giddily elated on the phone, like a lottery winner, and told Spencer Diana would soon be forgotten.
Spencer told the Mail on Sunday the palace's response was astonishingly provocative, saying it essentially accused him of lying without being able to deny what he said.
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