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PRINCESS DIANA'S BROTHER ISSUES GROVELING APOLOGY TO PIERS MORGAN OVER BOOK CLAIMS. (PHOTO).





Princess Diana's brother issues groveling apology to Piers Morgan over book claims


Charles, Earl Spencer has issued a formal apology to Piers Morgan over an error included in his new book about his late sister, Diana, Princess of Wales. 


His new publication, titled Swan Song, has attracted significant attention for its claims about members of the Royal Family. A representative for the Earl confirmed that he contacted Morgan personally to address the mistake.


According to the statement, the book had suggested that Morgan reacted in a surly and annoyed manner when told he was not welcome at the funeral, and linked that reaction to gym photographs that were published at the time. 


The representative clarified that Morgan did not join the Mirror Group until two years after those photographs were published, and therefore the assumption was incorrect. The statement noted that as a historian, accuracy is important to Earl Spencer, and he apologizes for the error. 


Following the apology, Morgan said on X that he is still pursuing legal action to have the passage removed and for damages to be paid to The King's Trust.


Earl Spencer's book was released this week after an extract was published by the Daily Mail, and it includes a number of claims relating to the Royal Family, including remarks attributed to King Charles shortly after Diana's passing in 1997. 


Morgan also discussed the matter on his YouTube program, Piers Morgan Uncensored, where he questioned aspects of the book and spoke about his own interactions with Diana while he was editor of the Daily Mirror.

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