Charles Spencer Assures that Elizabeth II and Lady Diana's Father, Her Squire, Would Have Been in Love!
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In a new biography dedicated to Diana, entitled Diana, my sister: the song of the swan, her brother Charles Spencer raises the veil on family secrets. Among them, an amazing love story that their father would have experienced with a young Elizabeth, before she became queen.
In his biography of Diana, published on September 22, Count Charles Spencer states that his father, Edward Spencer, would have liked the future Elizabeth II before a close friend of the Crown opposed it.
After Diana's death, the royal family was hated by the public. After 30 years of modernization and image-cleaning, Charles Spencer stirred up the spirits again and returned the Windsors to the worst phase in modern history.
In his book "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister", Charles Spencer raises the veil on several unknown episodes of Lady Diana's life and her family. But one of his revelations is particularly surprising: their father would have had a sentimental relationship with the future Queen Elizabeth II and would have even considered marrying her. A marriage that would have been prevented by an influential figure of the royal family.
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