Charles Spencer Blasted for King Charles' 'Nasty' Portrayal in Princess Diana Memoir -- Expert

Charles Spencer has reportedly faced criticism over an allegedly “nasty” portrayal of King Charles in his upcoming memoir about Princess Diana. The reaction followed an urgent response from Buckingham Palace to Spencer’s claims ahead of the book “Swan Song: Diana, My Sister.” A royal expert, Angela Levin, described the allegations as “horrendous,” including Earl Spencer’s claim that the monarch said, “rest assured, we’ll forget her soon enough” days after Diana’s death. A palace spokesperson said they don’t comment on books but noted that grief between siblings can cloud judgment and memory. Levin also argued the King always loved Diana, and said Charles, then Prince Charles, “fought” for a “royal plane” to bring Diana home after her fatal Paris accident.