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Charles Spencer claims royal mistreatment of grieving Prince Harry after Diana's death
Diana's brother says different treatment of young Harry might have altered his life trajectory.
What to know
- Charles Spencer's new book "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister" attempts to document the true history of Princess Diana's life.
- Spencer claims that Prince Harry's grief after Diana's death may have been mishandled by the royal family.
- Spencer suggests different treatment of Harry at that time could have altered his life trajectory.
Charles Spencer Princess Diana's brother, author
Princess Diana Subject of Spencer's book
Prince Harry Diana's son
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Sep 21Sep 22yesterdaynow · 8:50 AM ET
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Spencer suggests royal family's handling of Harry's grief may have been consequential
Spencer comments on Prince Harry's grief after Diana's death, arguing that a "more understanding treatment" of the young prince at the time might have resulted in "a happier course ahead" for him.
“a more understanding treatment" of the young prince at the time might have led to "a happier course ahead…”
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first by CBS News, 3d ago
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Charles Spencer gives first interview about Diana book — In an interview with CBS News correspondent Mark Phillips, Charles Spencer discusses his new book "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister," which he describes as an attempt to set down the true history of his sister's life.