Charles Spencer wedges Prince Harry between a rock and a hard place

Not only has it caught headlines for including some major accusatory undertones, but also goes as far as to call out King Charles’ alleged behaviour towards him and Diana’s wishes — following her death.Its also pertinent to mention that the viral statement “we’ll forget her soon enough” also come directly from one of the excerpts being serialized by the Daily Mail, ahead of the book’s release.But that isn’t even the….

To demands that the Spencer’s have forgotten their ‘sense of duty’ when he allegedly apposed the plan for Harry and William to walk behind their mother’s coffin – which is rumoured to have been planned in order to ensure Charles does not get insults hurled at him while walking in her funeral procession.Regardless of the old, royal author Chris Riches has made his thoughts public about what choosing silence will….

And that means either mediating between Earl Spencer and King Charles or taking his father's side.”In his view “staying silent while the book causes global headlines by laying into his father is not an option now he is living here.”Moreover, Charles may not be the only person he has to consider, because, the ‘fractured’ relationship he shares with his older brother Prince William, must also be thought about.Near the end….

The Queen said of Harry and Meghan's racism claim against the Royal Family ‘recollections can vary’.” After 29 years I'm sure that can be the case.

The book is Earl Spencer's recollections of conversations.”However, while the first claim appeared to spark a more nuanced response, other claims like the ones where the Earl alleges Charles ‘sounded giddily elated’ at the prospect of her death sparked a more heightened defence of the King.

In his efforts MR Riches said, “is that remotely believable?

That he would sound thrilled when telling a brother-in-law that his sister is dead?

Why would he not say that 29 years ago?

There are images of Earl Spencer chatting to Charles at a banquet in Cape Town two months after Diana's death.

They are both smiling and talking.” Charles Spencer wedges Prince Harry between a rock and a hard place September 20, 2026.