Prince William reportedly doesn’t want Prince Harry and his uncle, Charles Spencer, to sensationalize what happened in the past. The news comes after Spencer’s personal memoir about Princess Diana began generating headlines even before the book’s release. The memoir, “Swan Song: Diana My Sister,” is set to be released on September 22.
The book will reportedly include details about their childhood, Princess Diana’s marriage to King Charles, and several other bombshell claims that are expected to make headlines. While Spencer is excited about the book’s release, William is reportedly unhappy with how his brother, Harry, and uncle are “telling tales about the past.”
Prince William criticizes Prince Harry and uncle Charles Spencer over Princess Diana memoir, per source
Prince William has reportedly criticized Prince Harry and his uncle, Charles Spencer, over Princess Diana’s memoir. The book, “Swan Song: Diana My Sister,” is expected to contain several bombshell claims about Diana. Reports suggest that Harry was kept “in the loop” about the book and is “proud of his uncle.” However, William reportedly does not feel the same way.
A report by Woman’s Day suggests that William is preparing himself for “plenty more embarrassment and mud-slinging to come” after the book is released. According to the source, William believes that everyone seems to be trying to rewrite history through memoirs and books. This is something he reportedly wants them to stop doing.
The source claimed that he wants everyone, especially his brother and uncle, to stop making what he considers unsubstantiated claims. According to William, they are creating unnecessary sensationalism. He feels they’re creating conflict within the royal family by using exaggerated stories to attract attention.
The source concluded, “He just wishes that his brother and uncle would stop sensationalising or telling tales about the past that are impossible to prove either way. To him it’s way below the belt and totally uncalled for on every level.”
Earlier, Harry also wrote a memoir, “Spare,” in which he publicly aired his grievances against his family. The revelations reportedly deepened the rift between him and other members of the royal family, particularly William.
