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King Charles Said Diana Would Be Forgotten Soon
King Charles vowed Princess Diana would be forgotten 'soon enough' after her death.
In brief
King Charles vowed Princess Diana would be forgotten 'soon enough' after her death. King Charles allegedly told Diana's brother she would be forgotten soon after her 1997 death. Originally reported by Page Six.
King Charles' phone call
King Charles allegedly told Diana's brother she would be forgotten soon after her death.
“‘Rest assured,’ he hissed, ‘we’ll forget her soon enough!'”
Charles Spencer's memoir
Charles Spencer details the phone call in his upcoming memoir 'Swan Song: Diana, My Sister'.
Spencer's reaction
Spencer said he was stunned by Charles' remarks and hung up the call.
“I can’t believe you just said that”
Buckingham Palace response
Buckingham Palace said Charles' grief could cloud his judgment years later.
Diana's death details
Diana died in a Paris car crash with her boyfriend and driver.
Funeral procession
William and Harry joined the funeral procession despite palace objections.
At a glance
King Charles allegedly told Diana's brother she would be forgotten soon after her 1997 death.
