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Prince Harry’s Silence Over Charles Spencer’s Book Branded an ‘Act of War’ - Expert
Yahoo • • general
Key Points:
- Prince Harry has remained silent regarding his uncle Charles Spencer's memoir, "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister," which has sparked controversy due to its revelations about the royal family.
- The memoir includes an explosive claim that King Charles made a call during Princess Diana's funeral preparations, saying, "Rest assured, we'll forget her soon enough," which Buckingham Palace addressed by acknowledging the pain of fraternal grief.
- Prince William is reportedly "absolutely furious" about the book's contents and supports his father, King Charles, strongly opposing the allegations made by Spencer.
- Royal expert Mark Dolan criticized Harry's silence as a "diplomatic nuclear button" and suggested it implies support for the book's attack on King Charles, potentially undermining Harry's efforts to reconcile with the royal family.
- Charles Spencer has publicly stated that Prince Harry was "completely fine" with the book, adding another layer to the family's complex dynamics surrounding the memoir.
