Earl Spencer's "Swan Song" Reveals Sister's Truth

Earl Spencer will soon publish "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister," a book detailing his sister Princess Diana's life from his unique perspective. Set for release next month, it arrives nearly 30 years after her tragic death in 1997. Spencer aims to speak openly and positively on Diana's behalf.

He desires for readers to understand her as a "one-off, dynamic character, full of love, charisma and self-doubt." Spencer stated he felt compelled to write down his own thoughts and memories due to repeated interview requests as the 30th anniversary of her death approaches.

The book's objective is to share the truth about Diana from her brother's viewpoint, echoing his sentiments from her 1997 funeral eulogy. He hopes it will connect with those who "still cherish" her memory and help younger generations understand who she truly was.

Spencer previously described Diana at her funeral as the "very essence of compassion, of duty, of style, of beauty." He also used that occasion to criticize the media, calling her the "most hunted person of the modern age."