Princess Diana’s ‘revenge dress’ goes on show amid clash between brother and Charles
Princess Diana’s “revenge dress” went on display in London on Friday, days after new claims about King Charles’s reaction to her death, as the shadow cast over the royal family by the so-called “people’s princess” lingers nearly 30 years on. The dress became a symbol of the rancour between Charles and Diana during the public breakdown of their marriage in the early 1990s, when she made a public…
Charles Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, has spoken out in his first interview about explosive allegations he has made in his new memoir. The claims, which criticize Britain's royal family, have sparked a heated debate with Buckingham Palace. In the interview, Charles defended himself against the palace's statement, which questioned his claims.
He insisted he was "telling the truth" and suggested that King Charles was "embarrassed." Charles's allegations, particularly those concerning phone calls he claims to have had with Charles around Diana's death, have been met with strong rebuke from the palace. The monarch's spokesman stated that while they do not comment on books, the king is mindful of the pain of fraternal grief. Charles's claims have not been backed by any evidence, but he remains steadfast in his assertions.
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