Lifestyletheconversation.comSwan Song: Diana’s brother flips the royal family the bird in his scathing new book
Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer has released a memoir accusing King Charles of being giddily elated at Diana's death, and Piers Morgan is now suing Spencer over errors in the book.
Charles Spencer’s book is as much about him as about the sister he claims to speak for. Beneath the score-settling, it’s a story of a brother still grieving.
Charles Spencer's new memoir Swan Song makes scathing claims about King Charles and the royal family, nearly three decades after Diana's death.
Spencer alleges King Charles was giddily elated on learning of Diana's death, a claim the Palace has pushed back against, calling it clouded by fraternal grief.
Journalist Piers Morgan announced he is suing Spencer over a factual error in the book, which Spencer has since apologised for but otherwise stands by his claims.
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