Very few royal commentators have known what to do with the gift given to them by Charles Spencer, whose memoir of his sister, Swan Song, is out today. In Swan Song’s serialization, Spencer revealed a conversation between himself and Princess Diana, where Diana reveals that her marriage to then-Prince Charles is over. As Diana and […]
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