Diana’s brother compares media treatment of Harry, Meghan to late princess’ ordeal
Summary
Diana’s brother Earl Charles Spencer has compared the treatment of Prince Harry and Meghan by the media to the harassment faced by Princess Diana before her 1997 death. He warned that lessons should be learned from that period as his new book stirs fresh tension with King Charles and the royal family.
Key Points
- Earl Charles Spencer said the media treatment of Harry and Meghan resembles the tabloid hostility Diana faced before her death.
- He said people should learn from Diana’s experience and warned of the damaging effect of sustained media attacks.
- His book, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, has renewed criticism of King Charles over his reaction to Diana’s death.
- The story comes as Harry and Meghan return to Britain and King Charles continues cancer treatment.
