Royal families face separate incidents in UK and Spain

In the United Kingdom, the publication of Charles Spencer’s book, ‘O Canto do Cisne: Diana, a Minha Irmã’, has caused tension within the British royal family. The book includes claims that King Charles III acted like a ‘lottery winner’ following the death of Princess Diana. While King Charles expressed that the emotional content had ‘clouded his understanding’, Prince William has remained silent, though experts suggest he is deeply distressed by the book’s impact on his mother’s memory.

In Spain, Princess Leonor experienced a minor mishap during the National Day ceremony. While preparing for the national anthem, one of her decorations, the Order of the Golden Fleece, fell from her military uniform. King Felipe VI alerted the princess to the incident, and she retrieved the insignia before the King assisted her in reattaching it.