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Charles Sounded Like "Lottery Winner" After Diana's Death, Says Her Brother
Charles Spencer wrote that the then-prince "sounded giddily elated -- like a lottery winner" on the night Diana died three decades ago, in the latest extract of his book published by the Daily Mail on Thursday.
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Princess Diana Devoured 'Pulp Romance’ In Teenage, Wanted To Cancel Marriage
A new book by royal author Catherine Mayer explores how Princess Diana’s remarkable compassion and deep belief in romantic love were shaped by her upbringing.
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"So Disappointed": New Audio Tapes Reveal King Charles Reaction When Prince Harry Was Born
Princess Diana also stated that she and her siblings did not get along well with their stepmother and all of them called her "Acid Raine".
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Diana Divorce, 'Black Spider' Letters: King Charles' Biggest Scandals
Charles has been a controversial royal over the years, from his affair while married to Princess Diana, and alleged persistent political interference, to occasional gaffes and scandals involving aides.
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Charles Sounded Like "Lottery Winner" After Diana's Death, Says Her Brother
Charles Spencer wrote that the then-prince "sounded giddily elated -- like a lottery winner" on the night Diana died three decades ago, in the latest extract of his book published by the Daily Mail on Thursday.
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Princess Diana Devoured 'Pulp Romance’ In Teenage, Wanted To Cancel Marriage
A new book by royal author Catherine Mayer explores how Princess Diana’s remarkable compassion and deep belief in romantic love were shaped by her upbringing.
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"So Disappointed": New Audio Tapes Reveal King Charles Reaction When Prince Harry Was Born
Princess Diana also stated that she and her siblings did not get along well with their stepmother and all of them called her "Acid Raine".
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Diana Divorce, 'Black Spider' Letters: King Charles' Biggest Scandals
Charles has been a controversial royal over the years, from his affair while married to Princess Diana, and alleged persistent political interference, to occasional gaffes and scandals involving aides.
