Earl Spencer has urged others to “learn from Diana’s example” in their treatment of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The 62-year-old said in an explosive interview that criticism of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has “echoes” of Diana in her later years. His comments come amid continuing fallout between the earl and Buckingham Palace, following a series of shocking claims against the king in Earl Spencer’s upcoming memoir, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister. From his property in Althorp, Earl Spencer told the BBC: “If you look at a tabloid article about Diana or the couple you were mentioning, Harry and Meghan, they can be really unpleasant.” And I think it would be a great commitment for people to learn from Diana’s example. “I’m not here to speak for Harry and Meghan, but for anyone who is being destroyed like this on a daily basis, it must be such a cancerous influence on their life.” despair” at the hostile press attention, saying she was “really depressed” by the relentless criticism. She described it as a “shame” to see “echoes of that now” in the Sussexes’ experience. Earl Spencer has urged others to “learn from Diana’s example” in her treatment of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle | BBCEarl Spencer addressed suggestions he had taken Harry’s side, saying: “I side with my sister’s children deceased, both of them.” And if either of them wanted something, then I would still be there to help them.’ years after such a loss,” a spokesperson told GB News. Asked for his opinion on the Palace’s carefully worded reaction, he said: “They’ve sort of confused that, haven’t they? They have said that recollections may vary.” Earl Spencer’s new memoir, for which he claims Diana would be “cheering from the rafters”, raises some shocking allegations against King Charles. GETTYY overnight told the Daily Mail: “It’s not every day you wake up and find that the King has gaslighted you. “It was surprisingly provocative and below the belt because he was essentially trying to say that he had lied without the King being able to deny what he had said.” He said he felt the statement was a “pretty poor imitation” of Queen Elizabeth’s comment about “recollections may vary” amid the Harry and Meghan drama. The memoir about his late sister, which he says he would be “cheering from the rafters” for, goes on sale Tuesday, September 22.
