HARRY AND MEGHAN ‘CHEERING EARL SPENCER ON’ AS DIANA BOOK EXPLODES — SUSSEXES ‘FEEL COMPLETELY VINDICATED’ BY BOMBSHELL CLAIMS

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly watching Earl Spencer’s explosive new book about Princess Diana with a powerful sense of vindication, according to a source cited by royal commentator Rob Shuter.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are said to believe Swan Song: Diana, My Sister echoes many of the grievances they have raised about the Royal Family over the years — particularly their claim that the institution can place its own reputation ahead of the people within it.

And now, according to the source, Harry sees his uncle’s account as something strikingly familiar.

“Harry feels completely vindicated,” the source claimed in Shuter’s Naughty But Nice column.

“For years, he was accused of betraying the family by speaking publicly. Now Diana’s own brother is opening the same vault and describing a Windsor world Harry recognises immediately.”

‘THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT WE’VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT’

The source went further, claiming Harry and Meghan believe Spencer’s account reinforces their own interpretation of what happened to Diana — and why they ultimately stepped away from royal life.

“Harry and Meghan believe Diana’s story shows what happens when protecting the institution becomes more important than protecting the person,” the source alleged.

“To them, this book doesn’t just revisit Diana — it helps explain why they left.”

The source claimed the couple’s private reaction could be summed up in one blunt message:

“They’re saying, ‘This is exactly what we’ve been talking about.’”

HARRY ‘CHEERING HIS UNCLE ON’

Harry is also reportedly “cheering” Spencer on behind closed doors, with the source claiming that both the Duke and Duchess are “privately cheering” Diana’s brother on as his memoir thrusts old royal tensions back into the spotlight.

Harry has remained close to his uncle, while Spencer’s book has already generated intense scrutiny because of its allegations surrounding Diana, King Charles and the aftermath of her death.

The claims have also prompted a rare response from Buckingham Palace, which said the King is mindful that “the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason, affect judgement and colour memory”.

Spencer has stood by his account, insisting in a BBC interview that the words he attributes to Charles were “precisely” what the then-Prince of Wales said.

A ROYAL FAMILY ROW WITH HARRY WATCHING

For Harry and Meghan, the latest revelations therefore land against the backdrop of their own extraordinary rupture with the Royal Family.

The couple stepped down as working royals in 2020 and moved to the US, later speaking publicly about their experiences inside the institution.

Now, with Spencer reopening painful chapters surrounding Diana’s life and death, the Sussexes are reportedly seeing a familiar story unfold — this time told by the late Princess’s own brother.

However, the claims about Harry and Meghan’s private reaction come from an unnamed source cited by Shuter, rather than from the couple themselves.

Their representatives have been approached for comment.