Le frère de Diana est à la poursuite de Charles.

Charles Spencer, the brother of the late Princess Diana, has reaffirmed allegations against King Charles III in a recent BBC interview. “I say the truth,” Spencer stated, defending claims made in his book Swan Song. Diana, meine Schwester. British media had previously reported excerpts from the book, with particular attention given to harsh accusations against the monarch. Among these were claims that Prince Charles, then heir to the throne, reportedly told Spencer during a heated phone call shortly before Diana’s funeral: “We’ll forget her soon enough.” The royal family responded strongly to the allegations, stating that grief can impair judgment. However, Spencer dismissed this argument, insisting, “I can tell you here and now: These are exactly the words he used.” He noted that he had only spoken to Charles twice in his life and paid close attention to what was said during those calls. Spencer’s book, set to publish on Tuesday at Penguin Press, is expected to further challenge the official narrative surrounding the royal family. Earlier reports indicated that Spencer claimed Charles once referred to Diana, who struggled with eating disorders, as “pummelig” shortly after their engagement. The story of Charles and Diana continues to resonate with the British public. Their marriage, initially celebrated as a fairy tale, turned into a scandal for the monarchy. The couple divorced in August 1996 following numerous conflicts and revelations. Diana died in a car accident in Paris in 1997, shocking the world with her sudden passing.