已故戴安娜王妃的哥哥写的一本新书包括了关于查尔斯三世国王对她的死的反应的说法，促使白金汉宫做出了罕见的回复。
在《天鹅之歌：戴安娜，我的妹妹》一书中，查尔斯·斯潘塞称，1997年戴安娜去世后，当查尔斯对他说话时，当时的威尔士王子“得意忘形——像中了彩票一样”，这是英国《每日邮报》周四发表的该书节选。
在周三公布的另一份摘录中，斯潘塞声称，在戴安娜葬礼安排的分歧中，查尔斯告诉他，“放心，我们很快就会忘记她。”
这一节选在周三引发了王室的罕见回应，王室通常不会对有关王室成员的书籍或报道发表评论。
即使当哈利发布了他2023年的回忆录《备用》（Spare），其中包含了许多关于查尔斯、威廉和其他皇室成员的说法，皇宫仍然公开保持沉默。
“虽然作为一个原则问题，我们不评论书籍，但国王陛下注意到，兄弟般的悲痛可能会模糊理智，以其他人不认识的方式影响判断和颜色记忆，即使在这样的损失发生多年后，”王宫在ABC新闻的一份关于斯潘塞的书的声明中说。
1997年，36岁的戴安娜在巴黎的一场车祸中丧生。一年前，1996年，查尔斯和戴安娜结束了15年的婚姻。
这对前夫妇共有两个孩子，威廉王子和哈里王子，他们都没有对叔叔的书发表评论。
周四，在伦敦参加Invictus精神奖时，记者们向哈利提出了一个关于这本书的问题，哈利对此置之不理。
1997年9月6日，戴安娜的弟弟斯潘塞令人难忘地走在威廉、哈里和查尔斯的旁边，参加戴安娜的葬礼。
他的书定于9月22日发行，被描述为从他作为戴安娜哥哥的角度讲述了她的一生。
据《每日邮报》报道，在书中，斯潘塞声称查尔斯在1981年7月29日婚礼的前一天晚上告诉戴安娜，他“很高兴娶她，但实际上并没有爱上她”。
回忆起他所记得的查尔斯对戴安娜之死的“得意忘形”的反应，斯潘塞在书中写道这对夫妇“痛苦的离婚”
“现在回想起来，我怀疑王子的第一反应肯定是更多地考虑这件事可能会让他与他爱的女人结婚，而不是感激失去一个他不爱的女人，”斯潘塞写道。“在痛苦的离婚后，很难对前配偶或那些深切关心他们的人产生太多的同情。”
查尔斯将于2005年与现任妻子卡米拉女王结婚。根据查尔斯的授权传记，这对夫妇在20世纪70年代有过一段短暂的恋情，并在1986年查尔斯与戴安娜结婚时开始婚外情。
王室还没有对《每日邮报》周四发表的额外书籍节选发表评论。
ABC新闻联系了斯潘塞的出版商企鹅兰登书屋，请其发表评论。
除了斯潘塞和她的儿子，戴安娜的姐姐莎拉·麦考戴尔女士和简·费罗斯女士也去世了。
Princess Diana＇s brother claims King Charles III was ＇giddily elated＇ after her death
A new book by the brother of the latePrincess Dianaincludes claims aboutKing Charles III＇s reaction to her death， prompting a rare reply from Buckingham Palace．
In the book， ＂Swan Song： Diana， My Sister，＂ Charles Spencer alleges that Charles， then the Prince of Wales， was ＂giddily elated - like a lottery winner＂ when he spoke to him immediately after Diana＇s death in 1997， according to an excerpt of the book published Thursday by the U．K．＇s Daily Mail．
In another excerpt， published Wednesday， Spencer alleges that during a disagreement over Diana＇s funeral arrangements， Charles told him， ＂rest assured， we＇ll forget her soon enough．＂
The excerpt prompted a rare reply on Wednesday from the palace， which typically does not comment on books or reports about members of the royal family．
Even when Harry released his 2023 memoir， ＂Spare，＂ which contained numerous claims about Charles， William and other members of the royal family， the palace remained publicly silent．
＂While we do not comment on books as a matter of principle， His Majesty is mindful that the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason， affect judgment and color memory in ways others do not recognize， even many years after such a loss，＂ the palace said in a statement to ABC News about Spencer＇s book．
Dianadiedin a car crash in Paris in 1997 at the age of 36． One year prior， in 1996， Charles and Diana finalized theirdivorceafter 15 years of marriage．
The former couple shared two children， Princes William and Harry， neither of whom have commented on their uncle＇s book．
Harry ignored a question about the book shouted at him by reporters on Thursday while attending the Invictus Spirit Awards in London．
Spencer， Diana＇s younger brother， memorably walked alongside William， Harry and Charles in the procession for Diana＇s funeral on Sept． 6， 1997．
His book -- scheduled for release on Sept． 22 -- is described as telling the story of Diana＇s life from his perspective as her brother．
In the book， Spencer alleges that Charles told Diana the night before their July 29， 1981， wedding that he ＂was happy to marry her， but was not actually in love with her，＂ according to The Daily Mail．
Reflecting on what he remembers as Charles＇ ＂giddily elated＂ reaction to Diana＇s death， Spencer writes in the book about the couple＇s ＂bitter divorce．＂
＂Looking back now， I suspect the prince’s first reaction must have been to think more of how this event might free him to marry the woman he loved， rather than appreciating the loss of one he did not，＂ Spencer writes． ＂It can be hard to feel too much sympathy for an ex-spouse， or those who care for them profoundly， after bitter divorce．＂
Charles would go ontomarryhis current wife， Queen Camilla， in 2005． The pair first had abrief dalliance in the 1970s， and began an affair in 1986 while Charles was married to Diana， according to Charles＇ authorized biography．
The palace has not commented on the additional book excerpts published Thursday by the Daily Mail．
ABC News has reached out to Spencer＇s publisher， Penguin Random House， for comment．
In addition to Spencer and her sons， Diana is survived by her older sisters， Lady Sarah McCorquodale and Lady Jane Fellowes．
