King Charles Nearly Fainted During a Chilling Princess Diana Moment — Royal Author
Christopher Andersen said Charles was so distraught at the sight of Diana's body that onlookers feared he would faint.
- Upon viewing the body of Princess Diana in a Paris hospital, King Charles "froze" and "reeled back in horror," causing onlookers to fear he would faint during the emotional moment.
- Author Christopher Andersen, writing in *The Day Diana Died*, noted that research for his book altered his perception of the King, who had been depicted as "stiff, unloving."
- Charles Spencer's memoir, *Swan Song: Diana, My Sister*, offers an intimate look at the princess's life while including explosive claims about the royal family and Diana's marriage.
- Following a threat of legal action from Piers Morgan, Spencer apologized for falsely claiming the journalist published leotard photos in *The Sunday Mirror* in 1993.
- A tense clash between the King and Queen Elizabeth II also emerged, as the Queen initially opposed repatriating Diana's body and staging a public funeral.
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In a new book dedicated to her sister, Lady Diana, Charles Spencer raises the veil on particularly painful episodes of her life. Her story goes back to a period during which the isolated Princess of Wales had let herself go to dark thoughts.
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Princess Diana's former aide claims the Spencers 'were jealous' of her success
The late Princess of Wales's former butler has claimed the Spencer family was "jealous" of Diana's success and popularity with the British public.Paul Burrell, 68, has today spoken out for the first time regarding Earl Spencer's bombshell memoir, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister.He worked as Diana's closest confidant for a decade, right up until she died in 1997 - and has come to her defence following the release of her brother's book.The Earl has fa…
Charles Spencer did not write his book *Swan Song: Diana, My Sister* in an attempt to blacken King Charles's name. If he had wanted to do that, he certainly would have, the Earl said on Wednesday on the ITV programme *Lorraine*.
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