Piers Morgan To Sue Princess Diana’s Brother Over “Bulls***” Claims In His Bombshell Memoir: “Why Should We Believe Anything In This Book?”
Piers Morgan says he plans to take legal action against Charles Spencer over claims in Spencer’s memoir, *Swan Song*, that Morgan published intrusive photographs of Princess Diana while editing *The Daily Mirror*. Morgan disputes the account, saying the images appeared in the *Sunday Mirror* in 1993, before he joined the *Daily Mirror* in 1995, and argues the error undermines the memoir’s credibility.
Spencer’s book has attracted wider attention for alleging that King Charles III said Diana would soon be forgotten after her death. Spencer says the remark came during a 1997 conversation about William and Harry walking behind Diana’s coffin; Buckingham Palace responded that grief can affect memory and judgement. Morgan is seeking removal of the disputed passage and a donation to the King’s Trust, while the publisher has not commented.
- Morgan disputes memoir claims about his role in publishing Diana photographs.
- He says lawyers will pursue action over alleged inaccuracies.
- Spencer’s book also contains a disputed account involving King Charles.