Overview

• Earl Charles Spencer appeared on ITV’s Loose Men to discuss the profound emotional toll of Princess Diana's death in 1997.
• Spencer described the loss of his sister as 'like an amputation,' emphasizing the unique pain of losing a sibling who shares your childhood and identity.
• He revealed that for years after Diana’s death, he would instinctively think to call her before realizing she was gone.
• Spencer criticized a journalist's 'horrendous' article about Diana published shortly before her death, highlighting the dehumanizing impact of media intrusion.
• The panel, part of a program focusing on male mental health, explored themes of grief, memory, and coping with significant personal loss.