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Earl Spencer defends claims about words attributed to Charles

Earl Spencer has defended claims in his book about Princess Diana, saying words attributed to the then-Prince of Wales were used exactly as described.

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Earl Spencer has defended claims made in his book about his sister, Princess Diana, including an account of words he says were spoken by the then-Prince of Wales, Charles.

In an exclusive interview with Laura Kuenssberg, Diana’s brother said the phrase “we’ll forget her soon enough” was “exactly” the wording used by Charles. The comments form part of his response to questions about the claims made in the book.

Earl Spencer insisted that he was telling the truth about the account. His remarks concern the way Diana’s death and memory were discussed, although the supplied material does not provide further details about the circumstances in which the words were allegedly spoken.

The interview focuses on Earl Spencer’s defence of his version of events and his broader claims about Charles in the book. No further response from Charles is included in the supplied material.

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