Earl Spencer, the brother of Princess Diana, announces the publication of a new memoir, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, which recounts Diana’s life and the final week before her death. The book is scheduled for release in the UK on 22 September, in line with the 30th anniversary of Diana’s death in 1997.

Spencer positions the work as an intimate, personal account drawing on his own memories rather than responding to other accounts of Diana’s life. Several outlets report that he describes the book as a continuation of the eulogy he delivered at Diana’s funeral nearly 30 years ago and says he aims to “write down” his thoughts and memories. Across coverage, Spencer says he wants to address “untruths” and correct claims that he believes have persisted over time, including aspects connected to her public image and the aftermath of the Paris crash.

While details of any specific revelations in the book remain limited in these reports, outlets broadly agree that it is framed as Diana’s story from her brother’s perspective, with particular attention to her last days. Publication details and the stated intent to provide a more personal viewpoint are the main common themes.