King Charles’ hidden anger towards Spencers leaks: Palace source goes into detail

How was King Charles reacting behind Palace walls? A Palace source finally reveals all

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Published September 22, 2026
King Charles’ hidden anger towards Spencers leaks: Palace source goes into detail

The truth behind King Charles’ anger, and the reaction he had in front of his courtiers, over Swan Song, has just come to light.

Its well known how sordid the past has been regarding King Charles and Princess Diana’s marriage. But now 29 years after her death her brother has sparked the biggest back and forth in decades.

Following his claims against the King, Buckingham Palace stepped forward. Following that a reaction was issued by Earl Spencer – but now the real reaction King Charles had has been exposed.

According to the earlier reports, the claims made against King Charles included weight related comments, as well as his claims that ‘we’ll forget [Diana] soon enough’, among others.

According to Womans’ Day his anger was at the level of being incredibly “enraged” and its also being said that, Charles is prepared to “keep fighting” against the narrative, even though many think its a “lose-lose scenario”.

The source was also quoted saying, “the fact that he made a statement shows just how enraged he is. Everyone told him not to dignify this with a response but that just wasn’t an option, he had to speak out.”

What’s also pertinent to mention is that, “he actually held himself back,” according to the insider. “He had a lot more he wanted to say to defend himself but his advisors intervened and convinced him to tone it down.”

Before concluding they added as well, “even with this less aggressive response there’s a huge worry that the King may have just invited more horrible accusations from Earl Spencer.”

Buckingham Palace’s Original Statement:

Via a Palace spokesperson it was said, “while we do not comment on books as a matter of principle, His Majesty is mindful that the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason, affect judgment and color memory in ways others do not recognise, even many years after such a loss.”

H. Anjum
H. Anjum is a News Editor at The News International (Digital) with over five years of newsroom experience. She is a media graduate specialising in British royal coverage, reporting on monarchies, traditions, and modern royal life. She also writes on fashion, movies and TV shows with contemporary relevance for a global audience.
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