
Princess Diana's brother, Earl Charles Spencer, claims in his book that Prince Charles (now King Charles III) said a few days after Diana's death: "We'll forget Diana pretty soon." Buckingham Palace denies the accuracy of the quote, saying grief can distort memory.
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Princess Diana died tragically in a car accident in 1997. Her brother, Earl Charles Spencer, published a book of personal memoirs, in which he cited a disputed quote from Prince Charles about Diana's rapid oblivion.
Fragments of the biography of Diana, Princess of Wales, which her brother, Earl Charles Spencer, described in his book, caused discontent in Buckingham Palace. The Daily Mail (DM) writes about this.
In particular, the book claims that Prince Charles (the current King of Great Britain, Charles III), a few days after the death of his wife, said: “We will forget Diana pretty soon.” The phrase came during an argument with Spencer about whether the couple’s children, Princes William and Harry, should participate in the funeral procession. The Prince of Wales believed that this was necessary.
Buckingham Palace insists the monarch's words were inaccurately conveyed. “While we do not comment on books as a matter of principle, His Majesty understands that the pain of losing a sister can cloud the mind, influence judgment and distort memories in ways that others may not recognize, even many years after the loss,” a spokesman for Charles III said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Buckingham Palace may demand corrections or removal of disputed fragments from the book
Possible · Within weeks
Earl Spencer's book will receive increased media and public attention due to scandal
Likely · Within days

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