Royal biographer Angela Levin has reacted to Princess Diana's brother Earl Spencer's latest memoir, A Very Private School, detailing the abuse he received as a young boy growing up in boarding school.
Levin told GB News: "Their mother went off to Australia with another man because her husband was being so awful to her. Once she had a boy, he didn't want to know her, so she disappeared and he thought she'd been abandoned just the same as Diana felt that she'd been abandoned, he was too, poor little boy.
"And he said that he taught himself how to be sick every night, Diana taught herself how to be sick. He also cut himself with a penknife. Diana cut herself before she knew the then Prince Charles.
"He just talked about himself, and he said he'd been absolutely ignored and nobody cared for him at home. He had lots of people to look after him, and none of them really cared."
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