A royal expert has questioned Prince Harry’s silence over his uncle Charles Spencer’s book. For those unversed, late Princess Diana’s brother, Spencer, penned a memoir dedicated to her. The book is titled “Swan Song: Diana, My Sister” and was released on September 22. Buckingham Palace issued an initial statement on King Charles’ behalf. It is widely speculated that Prince William is absolutely livid about the contents of the book and is firmly on his father’s side in the matter.
Expert claims Harry’s lack of criticism of Charles Spencer’s memoir sends a message to King Charles
A royal expert, Mark Dolan, claims that Prince Harry’s “deafening” silence over Charles Spencer’s book has sent a clear message to King Charles and the royal family. For those unversed, Spencer recalled an explosive phone call between him and Charles over Diana’s funeral preparations.
Spencer claims that at one point, Charles hissed, stating bluntly: “Rest assured, we’ll forget her soon enough.” The royal palace issued a statement, stating that the Majesty understands that the “pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason.” However, more shocking revelations followed.
Although there were no more statements from the royal palace, reports stated that Prince William is “absolutely furious.” The future king is firmly on his father’s side and does not approve of the allegations.
Now, royal expert Dolan slammed Harry’s silence on Daily Expresso’s podcast, branding his lack of response as an “act of war.” Dolan referred to the Sussexes’ silence as a “diplomatic nuclear button.” He also chided them for keeping quiet when they are usually known to be vocal about their thoughts in the media.
Dolan added: “We can only interpret, therefore, that he supports the content of the book. And that means he supports an attack on his father, the man he’s trying to build bridges with.”
As for William, Dolan explained that the king and his older son may not share a flawless relationship. However, the Prince of Wales understands that this is an attack on his father and will not let it slide.
This comes after Spencer revealed to PEOPLE magazine that Harry was “completely fine” with the book.
