Earl Spencer says he is telling the truth about a phone call he describes with Prince Charles after Princess Diana’s death, and he criticizes Charles’s alleged remark that Diana would be “forgotten.” In reporting on a BBC interview, Spencer characterizes the comments as “monstrous.”
The outlet articles focus on Spencer’s insistence that his account is accurate. They do not provide additional, independently reported details from other sources within the provided text, nor do they include a response from Prince Charles or the Royal Household in these excerpts. The dispute, as presented, centers on what was said during the aftermath of Diana’s death and Spencer’s assertion that his version of events should be accepted as truthful.
Overall, the coverage highlights Spencer’s position and the tone of his reaction in the interview, using the reported quotes about being “forgotten” and describing the remarks as “monstrous.”
