King Charles, Queen Camilla and Prince William are choosing grace over noise amid Charles Spencer’s claims in his revealing Diana book.
The royal family has refused to give the book and allegations more spotlight with a reaction, maintaining a poised silence since their first response to Diana’s brother.
Now, the 77-year-old King firmly believes that true royalty lies not in answering every claim, but in rising above it with unwavering composure.
However, the book’s price has already been slashed, and Piers Morgan’s threat to take Spencer to court could prolong its effect on the royals.
Father-son duo have largely continued with business as usual despite allegations in Spencer’s “Swan Song: Diana, My Sister.”
The book went on sale for $19 at Waterstones in Britain – around half its $37 recommended retail price – while TGJones also offered a 50 percent introductory discount on the book.
Spencer, 62, subsequently apologised to Morgan, 61, for wrongly linking him to the publication of intrusive photographs of Diana.
The Palace doesn’t need to get dragged into a prolonged public fight with Charles Spencer because events surrounding the book are now speaking for themselves.
Piers challenging a clear factual error, Charles having to apologize, and the prospect of legal action have inevitably raised questions about the book’s accuracy.
The tide has now turned in favour of the senior royals, as the controversial book makes headlines for all the wrong reasons, its glaring inaccuracies.
In a telling twist, the author himself has stepped forward to apologise and admit to some of those errors, proving that truth and dignity will always prevail in the end.
