The film about Diana that threatens to reopen the rift between William and Harry

As the 30th anniversary of Princess Diana's death approaches, Prince William has rejected offers to participate in documentaries about his mother, fearing a media war of narratives with his brother Harry, who is considering a documentary project on Netflix. Meanwhile, the book by uncle Charles Spencer is stirring controversy around the royal family.

As the 30th anniversary of Princess Diana's death approaches in August 2027, Prince William has rejected a series of offers to participate in documentaries about his mother. According to a report in The Times, the heir to the throne is determined to prevent a media war of narratives with his brother Harry, who is simultaneously considering a documentary project for Netflix. In the background, the new book by uncle Charles Spencer, 'Swan Song: Diana, My Sister', raises allegations against the royal family and is causing a stir. William already stated in the 2017 film 'Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy' that he would not participate in such a project again. Harry has approached his uncle and other figures close to Diana to participate in the project. The concern in the heir's circle is that the tabloids will compare the films and turn the memory of their mother into a battleground in the family feud. Diana was killed in a car accident in Paris on August 31, 1997. While on the 20th anniversary the brothers presented a united front, the 30th anniversary occurs against a backdrop of deep estrangement between them.