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Earl Spencer recalls ‘giddy tone’ in call with Charles after Diana’s death

Earl Spencer has described how he perceived Charles’s tone during a telephone conversation following the death of Princess Diana, speaking ahead of the publication of his book about his sister.

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Earl Spencer has spoken about a telephone conversation with Charles after the death of his sister, Diana, saying he felt the then Prince of Wales had a “giddy tone” during the call.

Spencer, Diana’s brother, discussed the conversation in an interview conducted ahead of the release of his book about the late Princess of Wales. His comments focus on his personal recollection of the call and his impression of Charles’s manner at the time.

The interview forms part of discussion surrounding Spencer’s forthcoming book, which examines his connection to Diana. The supplied material does not give further details about when the call took place, what was said during it or how Charles responded to Spencer’s recollection.

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Diana died before the conversation described by Spencer. The account offers his perspective on the period following her death, while no separate response from Charles is included in the supplied material.

Further details of Spencer’s recollections are expected to be available when his book is released.

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