Fresh details from a memoir about Princess Diana have put old events back under the spotlight, with new scrutiny on King Charles. The upcoming book, written by Charles Spencer, revisits deeply personal chapters of the Royal Family's past, prompting a response from Buckingham Palace.

Talk TV presenters Kevin O'Sullivan and Samara Gill discussed the allegations in "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister," a segment that sparked intense debate over the claims. O'Sullivan questioned why the King did not simply deny them, while Gill urged him to speak out before the controversy grows.

"If the King doesn't say something now and absolutely refute the claims then this is going to spin totally out of control," Kev and Samara discuss the revelations in Earl Spencer's new memoir. (@TVKev | @SamaramGill)

During the discussion, Gill emphasized the gravity of the situation, saying, "If the King doesn’t say something now and absolutely refute the claims, then this is going to spin totally out of control very quickly." This warning highlights the potential consequences of the King's silence.

One of the most striking revelations concerns Charles's reaction to his sister's death. Gill recalled a conversation between Charles and Spencer, stating, "he said he sounded giddily elated, like a lottery winner, I remember thinking at the time." These words paint an unsettling picture of Charles's behavior following Diana's passing in 1997.

According to Spencer's claims, Charles informed Prince William and Harry of their mother's death through a phone call. He allegedly told them about the plans for their mother's funeral procession, which included walking behind her coffin. However, sources suggest that Charles feared being booed or jeered at by the public, prompting him to position the princes in a way that would protect against this expected backlash.

Buckingham Palace has yet to address each claim directly. In a previous statement, they acknowledged that "the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason, affect judgment and colour memory." This assertion seems to be a defense mechanism, attempting to justify any perceived missteps by the King.

The Talk TV discussion has added fuel to the fire, sparking further debate over Spencer's claims. Many are left wondering whether Charles should respond directly to these allegations, given the weight of evidence presented in the memoir. As the controversy continues to unfold, one thing remains clear – the King's silence will only add to the growing concern that the situation may spiral out of control.