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Charles Spencer Assures that Elizabeth II and Lady Diana's Father, Her Squire, Would Have Been in Love!

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In a new biography dedicated to Diana, entitled Diana, my sister: the song of the swan, her brother Charles Spencer raises the veil on family secrets. Among them, an amazing love story that their father would have experienced with a young Elizabeth, before she became queen.

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In a new biography dedicated to Diana, entitled Diana, my sister: the song of the swan, her brother Charles Spencer raises the veil on family secrets. Among them, an amazing love story that their father would have experienced with a young Elizabeth, before she became queen.

After Diana's death, the royal family was hated by the public. After 30 years of modernization and image-cleaning, Charles Spencer stirred up the spirits again and returned the Windsors to the worst phase in modern history.

In his book "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister", Charles Spencer raises the veil on several unknown episodes of Lady Diana's life and her family. But one of his revelations is particularly surprising: their father would have had a sentimental relationship with the future Queen Elizabeth II and would have even considered marrying her. A marriage that would have been prevented by an influential figure of the royal family.

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RTL Info broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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