Buckingham Palace Responds to Earl Spencer’s Allegations Regarding King Charles III and Diana’s Funeral

Waco Temple Bryan, TX, September 17, 2026 —

Buckingham Palace has issued a statement addressing recent allegations put forth by Earl Spencer, the brother of the late Princess Diana. The claims concern a reported comment made by King Charles III following Diana’s death in 1997 and Earl Spencer’s objections to the funeral arrangements for his nephews, Princes William and Harry.

The specific comment allegedly made by King Charles III was not detailed in the provided information. Earl Spencer also raised concerns regarding the funeral plans for Princes William and Harry, though the nature of these objections was not specified. The timeline for these discussions by Earl Spencer was not provided.

In response to the allegations, Buckingham Palace released a statement suggesting that “grief can affect judgment and color memories.” The statement did not directly confirm or deny Earl Spencer’s recollection of the alleged comment or his objections to the funeral plans. The palace’s official response focused on the subjective nature of memory impacted by sorrow, rather than addressing the specifics of the allegations.

The alleged comment from King Charles III is said to have occurred in 1997, the year of Princess Diana’s death. Earl Spencer’s subsequent discussions about the funeral arrangements for his nephews, Princes William and Harry, also form part of the recent allegations. Further details regarding the exact nature of the comment, the specific funeral plan objections, and the timeline of Earl Spencer’s discussions were not made public or were not included in the provided summary.

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