Charles Spencer talks about memories of Princess Diana and heartbreak that comes along with it
Charles Spencer admits his nephews would not be shocked by new book on Princess Diana.
Earl Spencer, who has recently written ‘Swan Song’ in the memory of beloved sister Diana, says Prince William and Prince Harry will not be shocked by the contents of the book.
Speaking to BBC, Earl Spencer said: "My memories of Diana tend to be from our happy childhood days, in our home before this, which was Park House in Sandringham, in Norfolk. Even though we had the rupture of my parents' divorce, it was such a happy home. Just those days there, carefree days… not an instance, but a period of life."
Charles went on to add: "It really breaks me up when I look at old photographs of Diana as a child, and then think what happened to her, it's terribly sad." When asked how much he misses his sister, he told Laura: "Every day. That's the thing with sibling loss. You never get over it."
He then said of his nephews: "I don't like to talk about what I've been speaking about to William and Harry but this will not be a surprise to them I will tell you that. These words will not be a surprise to them."