King Charles and Prince William didn’t reportedly have to do much against Charles Spencer’s Princess Diana memoir. According to a source, the credibility of the Earl’s new book, “Swan Song: Diana, My Sister,” has been questioned. It was reported that the senior royals were not the ones to question, but still they have allegedly been “having the last laugh.”
King Charles and Prince William feel like they ‘won’ in Charles Spencer’s Diana memoir battle, per source
King Charles and Prince William’s potential victory against Charles Spencer’s Princess Diana memoir battle has made headlines. The Earl’s new book, “Swan Song: Diana, My Sister,” gained attention even before its release. The excerpts included bombshell allegations against the King. While Buckingham Palace released a statement, the senior royals didn’t have to do much to question the book’s credibility.
According to RadarOnline, Charles and William could reportedly feel that they had “won” the war. It seemed to have happened after Piers Morgan slammed the Earl for mentioning him in the memoir. Reportedly, he was accused of publishing Diana’s photos. Once Morgan threatened legal action, the author reportedly owned up to the error and apologized.
A source told the outlet that Charles accepting the defamatory error questioned the content’s “accuracy.” “From a PR perspective, people around the King and William feel the argument has effectively been won without them having to say very much at all,” they said. “They feel like they are having the last laugh about the whole affair, seeing that the price of his book has already been slashed so dramatically.”
Meanwhile, Morgan has allegedly intended to take legal action against the author and the publisher. In the book, the Earl claimed that the journalist was behind Diana’s leotard photos in The Sunday Mirror in 1993. But in reality, Morgan joined the publication in 1995. “Piers’ intervention couldn’t have come at a worse time for Spencer,” another source noted.
