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Charles Spencer, Princess Diana’s brother, drops a bombshell in his new book, claiming King Charles III told him Diana “would be forgotten soon enough” — a statement he says was made during a heated argument over William and Harry’s funeral procession placement. Spencer accuses the King of showing contempt for Diana, reigniting old wounds. Buckingham Palace swiftly denies the claim, suggesting Spencer’s memory may be clouded by grief. The book, “Swan Song: Diana, My Sister,” is already sparking controversy, echoing past tensions between the royals and Diana’s family — a theme explored in films like “The Queen” and “The Crown.” As the world revisits Diana’s tragic death and its lasting impact on the monarchy, the fallout raises questions about legacy, public sentiment, and how the royal family continues to navigate the emotional echoes of that moment.

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