Charles Spencer’s forthcoming memoir about his late sister, Princess Diana, titled “Swan Song: Diana, My Sister”, has created a massive buzz among royal watchers even before its release. Now, just days before publication, four copies of the memoir had reportedly fallen victim to a heist in the Netherlands. According to a new report, a source claimed that the palace has become a target of several “conspiracy theories” over the book heist.
Princess Diana’s memoir heist puts King Charles and palace in the center of wild rumors, per source
The reported Princess Diana memoir heist has allegedly put King Charles and the palace in the center of several wild rumors. As reported by New Idea, a source told them that Charles Spencer, the writer of the memoir and the late Princess’ brother, “knows he’s going to ruffle a few feathers with this book – he already has with just a few pages of serialisation – but he is standing by his claim that his sister would approve of every word.”
Furthermore, the insider claimed that it has given the memoir “a veneer of authenticity – and a layer of protection – while subtly daring the Royals to sue him over it.” According to the insider, the palace will not just be taking on Earl Spencer, but they will take on the supreme legacy of the late Princess Diana as well.
In the meantime, the source also went on to talk to the news outlet about the Princess Diana memoir heist in the Netherlands. The source claimed that nobody feels surprised after the four copies of the book were “stolen from a delivery truck in the Netherlands.” According to the insider, the incident has definitely “triggered the conspiracy theorists.” “Now people can’t decide if it was a very successful publicity stunt for the book or if the Palace decided they needed four advance copies and sent someone to get it,” the insider also explained.
