Nearly three decades after Diana's death, her brother Earl Spencer has returned to a familiar grief — watching, from Althorp, as the patterns that diminished his sister appear to repeat themselves around Prince Harry and Meghan. In a BBC interview, Spencer named the press not merely as intrusive but as a 'cancerous influence,' drawing a line of continuity between Diana's tears of despair and the sustained scrutiny the Sussexes face today. His words arrive ahead of a memoir that promises to reopen wounds the Palace would prefer remain closed, reminding a watching public that history, when unexa
Earl Spencer draws parallels between Diana's media treatment and Sussexes' scrutiny
Princess Diana experienced severe emotional distress from media coverage, described by her brother as causing 'tears of despair' and being 'really brought low' by criticism.