Earl Spencer Drops Bombshells: King Charles' 'Elated' Reaction After Diana's Death?

Earl Spencer's highly anticipated memoir, "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister," is making headlines with a series of explosive allegations concerning King Charles's conduct before and after Princess Diana's death. The book, currently being serialized, paints a stark picture of the royal family's dynamics during that tumultuous period, with Spencer doubling down on his claims in recent interviews.

One of the most startling accusations from the Earl is King Charles's alleged behavior in the immediate aftermath of Diana's fatal car crash in Paris. Spencer claims the then-Prince of Wales sounded "giddily elated, like a lottery winner" during a phone call, contrasting sharply with the stunned reactions of others.

Spencer speculates that Charles's first reaction might have been focused on the freedom to marry the woman he loved, rather than processing the loss of Diana.

The revelations continue with a harrowing account of a confrontation over Diana's funeral arrangements.

Earl Spencer alleges that during a heated discussion, King Charles "went ballistic" and then chillingly stated, "We’ll forget her soon enough." Spencer insists he immediately shared this "monstrous" comment with close friends and family, affirming his truthfulness in an interview with the BBC.

The memoir also touches upon Spencer's concern for a young Prince Harry following his mother's death.

He recalls a "lack of obvious care" for Harry during the train journey after the funeral, noting that Harry was denied the comfort of his mother's hugs. Buckingham Palace has responded to the allegations prior to the book's release, suggesting that "grief can cloud reason" in reference to the Earl's claims.

Despite the Palace's stance, Earl Spencer remains firm in his assertions, promising a deeply personal and controversial account of those events.

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