Princess Diana made a prescient comment about funeral homes just two months before her tragic death.
In his new book, Diana’s younger brother, Charles Spencer, recalls that on her 36th and final birthday — July 1, 1997 — a family member had sent his sister “a bouquet as a birthday gift,” and that the Princess of Wales had written to thank them, “I’ve been so lucky! My house is so full of gorgeous flowers that the place looks like a funeral parlour!”
Spencer also writes about bumping into Diana at London’s Tate Gallery shortly after her birthday in the memoir, “Swan Song: Diana, My Sister.”
Spencer, now 62, asked his older sister if she had “had…
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