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Earl Spencer makes huge new Prince Harry and Meghan Markle statement
express.co.uk • • world
Key Points:
- Earl Spencer compared the media's treatment of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the hostile press coverage his late sister, Princess Diana, endured, describing it as a "cancerous influence" on their lives.
- He criticized the press for being "really, really unpleasant" in their coverage of both Diana and the Sussexes, urging people to learn from Diana’s experience to prevent similar harm.
- Spencer accused King Charles of gaslighting him over explosive claims in his memoir, where Charles allegedly said "we’ll forget her soon enough" about Diana after her death, a statement the palace denied, attributing it to grief clouding memory.
- The earl insisted he is "telling the truth" about the King's remarks, stating he informed close friends and family immediately due to the "monstrous" nature of the comments.
- Buckingham Palace responded cautiously, emphasizing the impact of fraternal grief on memory and judgment, while declining to comment directly on the book or specific allegations.
