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Princess Diana’s brother Charles Spencer has hit out at Donald Trump’s claims that world leaders, politicians and celebrities including his late sister sometimes wanted to kiss his a**.
In a tweet on Wednesday, Mr Spencer shared his late sister’s opinion of the former president.
Surprised to hear that Donald Trump seems to be saying that my late sister Diana wanted to kiss his a***, since he once mentioned her to me when he was using her good name to sell some real estate in New York which he clearly looked at. worse than an anal fissure, he wrote.
The former president says his new book will feature letters from the late Queen Elizabeth II, the late Princess Diana, Russian president Vladimir Putin, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, several former US presidents, 2016 Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, Oprah Winfrey and others. famous people.
The book titled Letters To Trump will be released on April 25.
In an article published on far-right Breitbart News this week, Mr Trump said: I know them all and every one of them kissed my a**, and now only half of them kiss my a**.
Mr Trump has previously said he could impeach Princess Diana.
Mr Trump made the comments in an interview in 1997, months after the car crash that killed Princess Diana, with radio host Howard Stern. The statement was unearthed during the 2016 presidential campaign.
Celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey and Jay Leno have responded to the use of their personal letters in Mr Trumps book.
Jay did not release, or authorize any use of, any correspondence with Trump, a representative for Leno told Newsweek.
However, the publishing company behind the former presidents’ book said there was actual or implied consent from the letter senders who were private individuals.
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