King Charles butler exposes truth as war with Charles Spencer intensifies

King Charles former brother-in-law Charles Spencer has made some damaging claims about the monarch, which had shaken the Palace.

So much so, that an unprecedented statement was released to rebuke the claims in a book, which Buckingham Palace never does. Moreover, Diana’s brother was also left in a tricky situation after Piers Morgan called him out on inaccuracies, which the Earl admitted to.

Although Spencer claimed that the remaining conversations and discussions were all correct. Now, a former butler of King Charles is retelling the events that actually took place after Diana’s death.

“I don’t believe him,” Grant told Piers Morgan and Jo Elvin during a discussion. He suggested that the Earl sounds like “he almost wants to destroy” the monarchy.

On his thoughts about the excerpt, where the King allegedly said that Diana would be forgotten “soon enough”, Grant dismissed that it would have been happened.

“I remember at Highgrove that there were many, many memories of Princess Diana, that are still around,” he said. “He didn’t try to make it disappear.”

He also revealed a fact that he had never shared it before about the private instructions that Charles had given to him.

“Under the instructions of the then-Prince of Wales, Diana had a lot of items after her death, he asked me log them, photograph them. And they have been kept safely and securely for the future – for both William and Harry, and the grandchildren” he said.

“So, why would you do that for somebody you want forgotten? It doesn’t make sense.”