RICHARD KAY: I spoke to Earl Spencer straight after Diana's death - what he said then about his row with Charles chimes with his damning memoir. From my many conversations with her, I believe she would have wanted him to write this book
- Posted on September 19, 2026
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Royal correspondent Richard Kay recounts his conversation with Earl Spencer immediately following Princess Diana's tragic death, revealing insights into the longstanding tensions between the Earl and King Charles. Kay's firsthand account validates key themes explored in Spencer's controversial memoir, offering historical perspective on the family dynamics that shaped Diana's final years. This exclusive testimony provides crucial context for understanding the documented conflicts within the Royal Family.
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RICHARD KAY: I spoke to Earl Spencer straight after Diana's death - what he said then about his row with Charles chimes with his damning memoir. From my many conversations with her, I believe she would have wanted him to write this book
They last met at London's Tate Gallery on July 1 - Princess Diana's 36th birthday. It was unexpected.
