Earl Spencer speaks about King Charles’ hit piece: It was a direct counter to the King saying…’
Diana’s brother explains what he intended the consequences to be when he released ‘we’ll forget her soon enough’
Days after the pearlized excerpt ‘rest assured… we’ll forget her soon enough’ just released and exposed something monumental about the intentions Earl Spencer had with releasing that secret.
The man of the hour exposed it himself and revealed that it was never going to be a hit piece. Instead, he claimed to Lorainne, “I would like to explain—I wasn’t setting out to do a hit piece on the King, at all. The bits that have been included in the book are totally in context. So that clip you played of me getting through the end of the eulogy. I end with this thing that the final thought I give is that Diana will never be extinguished from our minds.”
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