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Princess Diana’s brother claims in a new memoir that King Charles told him days after his sister’s death that “we’ll forget her soon enough,” according to an ex…
Princess Diana’s brother claims in a new memoir that King Charles told him days after his sister’s death that “we’ll forget her soon enough,” according to an extract published by the Daily Mail. Buckingham Palace has pushed back, saying that “the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason.”
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@@magnaczImported1mo ago
Not surprising Charles III won’t admit anything that puts him in a negative light ever. Regardless of facts. The way he treated Diana during her life and after speaks for it selves. He will be and Camilla the same just a footnote in history regardless of the “importance” they are trying to claim Diana won’t be forgotten because of her actions and beauty inside and out. William should have the courage to speak up for his mother he is an adult now and mustn’t fear his father.
@@irenepany5053Imported1mo ago
Diana was married to a system.
@@fruitypebbles803Imported1mo ago
He certainly forgot her soon enough.
@@Nunsuch5952Imported1mo ago
Yeah, sounds right
@@musicislove67Imported1mo ago
The Gutterpress has been chasing Diana to her death! Lying was and is their businessmodel! The truth is not a secret,im afraid it wont be recognised,she deserves the truth to be out there nevertheless 😘
@@ipaintmydreamsImported1mo ago
Just abolish the Monarchy
@@andrexavier2437Imported1mo ago
When the firm speaks, you know they're covering up the truth
@@SazarAsFImported1mo ago
Lots of people believe her death wasn't normal at all. But was made to appear so. Who knows the truth?!
@@AmmoliteGirlTalimImported1mo ago
Pearl airlines get off of my house for the 20 millionth time today
Princess Diana’s brother claims in a new memoir that King Charles told him days after his sister’s death that “we’ll forget her soon enough,” according to an extract published by the Daily Mail. Buckingham Palace has pushed back, saying that “the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason.”
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