Prince William’s Pain Over Diana Memoir ‘Cuts Deeper’ Than King Charles
Royal experts said the memoir reopened childhood trauma for William and left palace aides focused on protecting the family.
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The book of Charles Spencer makes some noise. Lady Diana's brother says that the truth about the princess's life is restored in her book Diana, my sister, The Song of the Swan. A testimony that would undermine the image of Charles III. Kinsey Schofield, who specializes in royal news, explains to Page Six that Prince William would experience very badly this release of his uncle.
Charles And William Are ‘Angry’ Over Charles Spencer’s Memoir For Very Different Reasons
King Charles III and Prince William are reportedly unhappy with Earl Charles Spencer following the release of his explosive memoir […] The Charles And William Are ‘Angry’ Over Charles Spencer’s Memoir For Very Different Reasons first appeared on The Blast
Exclusive | 'Betrayed' Prince William tangled in another royal feud after family member opens up 'traumatic' chapter
Prince William feels betrayed by his uncle Charles Spencer, whose new book reopens traumatic memories of Princess Diana's 1997 funeral.
Prince William’s Pain Over Diana Memoir ‘Cuts Deeper’ Than King Charles
Photo Credit: Chris Jackson/Getty Images Prince William reportedly faced deeper emotional pain from Charles Spencer’s Diana memoir than King Charles, experts claimed. The Prince of Wales was said to feel an added sense of betrayal because Spencer is his uncle. One expert described the fallout as “trauma stirred anew” while William stayed focused on public duties. The claims also reopened memories surrounding Diana’s funeral and the monarchy Will…
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