Richard Kay writes that he spoke with Earl Spencer soon after Princess Diana’s death and recalls remarks Earl Spencer made at the time, linking them to a dispute involving Charles. Kay presents the account as part of a wider narrative that he says aligns with his understanding of Diana’s wishes.
Kay also references a previous meeting between Spencer and Diana. He says their last meeting occurs at London’s Tate Gallery on July 1, which he describes as Princess Diana’s 36th birthday. He characterizes the timing as unexpected. The excerpts provided emphasize personal recollections rather than new independently verified claims or documented evidence.
Across the two versions supplied from the same outlet, the core points repeat: Kay’s claim of speaking to Spencer shortly after Diana’s death and the detail about the final meeting at the Tate Gallery on July 1. No other outlets or contrasting perspectives are included in the provided material.
