Diana's Sisters May Mediate Royal Rift, Concerned About Prince Harry's Book

Members of the wider Spencer family, including Diana's sisters Lady Sarah McCorquodale and Lady Jane Fellowes, are reportedly considering a role in mediating the rift between Prince Harry and Prince William. Insiders suggest that the sisters feel Prince Harry's controversial new book should not have been written.

A source close to the family told the Daily Mail that there is a prevailing sentiment that "Diana's memory is best served by letting her rest in peace and that the book should not have been written." This perspective suggests a desire to avoid further public disputes and focus on honoring Diana's legacy through more peaceful means.

The concern stems from the content of Prince Harry's memoir, which has reportedly caused significant tension within the royal family. The Spencer sisters, who have maintained a more reserved public profile compared to their nephews, may see an opportunity to bridge the divide between the brothers. The sentiment within the family, according to the source, is that "they don't see the point in pushing on a royal feud."