Piers Morgan says he receives an apology from Charles Spencer, brother of the late Princess Diana, after Spencer acknowledged an inaccurate claim in his memoir, *Swan Song*. The dispute centers on Spencer’s account alleging remarks by King Charles III about how Diana would be treated or remembered after his accession.
According to outlets, Spencer’s book has been widely covered in the UK for its allegations, which have drawn public attention and controversy. Morgan, who had discussed the claim, reports that Spencer’s correction includes an apology to him following the publicity surrounding the memoir’s statements. The reporting focuses on the resolution between Morgan and Spencer, while the larger context is the broader media reaction to the memoir’s disclosures and the scrutiny of specific passages.
Across the sources, the agreed points are that Spencer apologizes to Morgan and that the apology relates to a statement Morgan had challenged as inaccurate, with the disagreement tied to the memoir’s portrayal of royal comments about Princess Diana.
