Diana's brother accuses King Charles in new book

Charles Spencer, the brother of the late Princess Diana, is set to release his new book titled "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister" on September 22. In the work, Spencer particularly addresses the marriage between Diana and King Charles, which has been under public scrutiny since the princess's death.

According to Spencer, King Charles made a cold-hearted statement following Diana's death that is causing considerable uproar. He claims the king said, "We will forget her soon enough." Spencer describes this statement as deeply shocking and critiques it.

King Charles himself has responded to the accusations by questioning Spencer's recollections. Reports indicate that the palace commented on the situation unusually clearly, as the British royal family is confronted with renewed media attention on old stories.

Spencer's allegations come nearly 30 years after his sister's tragic death and have already stirred controversy in the lead-up to the book's release. The ongoing media coverage of the royals provides a backdrop to the sensitivity surrounding the topic.

In a BBC interview, Spencer defended his statements on Thursday, declaring, "I am telling the truth." This occurred amidst intense coverage of the allegations and the palace's reaction.

The book is presented as part of a memoir that explores the relationship between Diana and Charles, reopening old wounds. In addition to the palace's response, speculation arises regarding the potential impacts on the relationship between the royals and the public.