Explosive Claim: Charles 'Went Ballistic' in Post-Diana Death Phone Call!

A new and explosive claim has emerged from Earl Spencer, brother to the late Princess Diana, alleging that King Charles (then Prince of Wales) "went ballistic" during a phone call shortly after Diana's tragic death. This dramatic revelation comes as Spencer promotes his new book, where he delves into the tumultuous aftermath of his sister's passing.

According to Earl Spencer, the heated exchange occurred during an argument about whether Princes William and Harry should walk in their mother's funeral procession. During this intense call, Charles allegedly stated, "we'll forget her soon enough." This deeply personal and controversial claim was shared by Spencer during an exclusive interview with the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg.

Buckingham Palace has responded to these allegations, releasing a strongly-worded statement without directly confirming or denying the specifics. The Palace indicated that the King is

mindful that the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason, affect judgement and colour memory in ways others do not recognise, even many years after such a loss.

This response suggests a recognition of the emotional turmoil surrounding that period, while also subtly questioning the precise recollections from decades ago.

The revelations from Earl Spencer's book are expected to reignite public discussion and scrutiny over the events following Princess Diana's death and the relationships within the Royal Family during that incredibly difficult time.

This story continues to unfold as more details from Spencer's memoir come to light.

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