A book by Charles Spencer, the brother of Princess Diana, has revived controversy over the royal family and prompted Buckingham Palace to respond, Expresso reports. The book, which was published in Se
According to O Globo, Spencer writes that Charles III appeared "euphorically happy" shortly after the princess died. BBC reports that the book accuses the king of using "insensitive" words following t
The claims have created a new crisis for the British royal family, according to CNN Brasil. Buckingham Palace has issued a reaction to the book, Expresso reports, though the material available does no
The reporting comes from several outlets covering the same story, including Expresso, O Globo, VEJA, BBC and CNN Brasil. Each attributes the central claims to Spencer's book.
Diana died in 1997, and the circumstances surrounding her death and the royal family's response have remained a subject of public interest for decades. The new book adds to that history by presenting
What to watch next is whether Buckingham Palace provides further detail on its response and how the claims in the book are received in the UK.
A new book by Princess Diana's brother makes claims about King Charles III's conduct after her 1997 death, drawing a rea