King Charles’ wasn’t giddy’: Source exposes monarch’s actual fears for Diana, Camilla

Amid claims that King Charles was ‘giddy’ at the thought of Diana’s death—allegations made by her brother Charles Spencer, the truth has finally come to light.

This truth has been shared by well placed sources who have revealed all this in a chat with RadarOnline.

According to their findings, the truth is that, “the recollection from people around Charles at the time is not of somebody celebrating.”

In reality, “it is of a man suddenly confronting the enormity of what had happened and terrified about what would follow.”

They also say, “there was grief for Diana, tremendous concern for William and Harry, and also a realisation that public anger could turn against him.”

Near the end, before signing off they added, “Charles understood immediately that everything involving his mistress Camilla would now become vastly more difficult.”

For those unversed with the media frenzy surrounding King Charles’ wedding to Camilla, it was even referenced during an interview with CNN’s 60 Minutes.

He mentioned “the need for her to rehabilitate her image” and said, “that made her dangerous because of the connections that she was forging within the British press.”