Former Prince Andrew Reportedly Finds 'Karma' in King Charles' Public Scrutiny Over Diana Memoir
Former Prince Andrew is reportedly pleased by the public scrutiny King Charles is facing due to the release of Charles Spencer's memoir, 'Swan Song: Diana, My Sister.' The book, published on September 22, 2026, details Princess Diana's life and includes claims that have cast King Charles in a negative light. Specifically, Spencer wrote that the then-Prince of Wales 'sounded giddily elated' following Diana's death and claimed Charles stated everyone would forget Diana 'soon enough.' A source told National Examiner that Andrew 'loves that the king is being exposed for how callous he is' and 'feels this is his brother's karma for treating him so poorly.' This sentiment stems from King Charles' decision to strip Andrew of his titles, royal mansion, and other privileges after his name was linked to a major scandal, leaving Andrew reportedly 'bitter' towards his brother.