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Earl Spencer Memoir Claims King Charles Made Dismissive Remark After Princess Diana Death
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King Charles allegedly told Princess Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, that people would forget about Diana soon after her death in 1995. This claim appears in a new memoir written by Earl Spencer. The book describes the comment as part of an alleged phone call between the two men. Buckingham Palace has strongly responded to the claims made in the book, pushing back against the statements published by the Earl. The memoir also touches on other events, including the search for a missing person named Noah, which led to an astonishing outburst and heartbreak for the King.
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RTÉ to Skip Eurovision 2027 Over Israel’s Entry and Gaza Conflict
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