Earl Spencer Doubles Down on Claims About 'Monstrous' Call with Charles After Diana's Death The latest salvo in the ongoing battle between Prince Charles and his brother in law, Earl Spencer, has left Buckingham Palace scrambling to contain the fallout.
At its core lies a profound issue: how institutions like the monarchy wield power to shape memory and silence dissent.
Earl Spencer's decision to double down on his claim that King Charles said "rest assured, we'll forget her soon enough" just days after Diana's death is a stark reminder of the enduring legacy of the royal family's treatment of its most beloved member.