Diana's brother's memoirs challenge King Charles

Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, revealed in his memoir "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister," controversial accusations directed at King Charles III. He pointed out that the prince often appeared as a "cold beast" in his interactions with Diana, especially after her death in 1997. He also claims that Charles was joyful after Diana’s passing, believing that her death might open the way for him to marry Camilla Parker Bowles, who later became Queen Camilla. Spencer suggests that Charles made Diana’s life miserable and exploited her death to serve his own interests. Buckingham Palace responded to these claims by affirming that grief can sometimes lead to irrational behavior. These memoirs ignite controversy surrounding Charles’s personality, and his role in Diana’s life and her death.

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