United StatesCharles Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, claims in his upcoming book 'Swan Song: Diana, My Sister' that then-Prince Charles appeared 'elated' upon learning of Diana's death in 1997. Spencer describes how Prince Charles called him shortly after the accident, expressing what Spencer perceived as exaggerated joy, comparing it to winning the lottery. He also alleges that Prince Charles prioritized his potential marriage to Camilla Parker Bowles over mourning Diana, and suggested some palace members were relieved by her death. Buckingham Palace responded to these claims, stating they do not comment on books but acknowledged the emotional impact of grief on memory. The book, set to release on September 22, is described by Spencer as a tribute to Diana.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames Prince Charles' alleged reactions through Spencer's personal account, emphasizing emotional detachment and possible insensitivity toward Diana. While the content is based on a family member's perspective, the narrative leans left by highlighting the emotional impact of Diana's unt
