Piers Morgan says Charles Spencer's public apology isn't enough.The British broadcaster told Fox News Digital he is still pursuing legal action over what he calls defamatory passages in Spencer's memoir, "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister," even after Spencer acknowledged a factual error and apologized."He's published an egregious defamatory lie about me, and that lie remains in copies of the book being sold all over the world, including the United States," Morgan told Fox News Digital."Although he's rushed out an apology and admitted that it was completely untrue what he said about me, he hasn't removed it from the book."KING CHARLES, PRINCE WILLIAM 'FURIOUS' AS PRINCESS DIANA'S BROTHER UNLEASHES EXPLOSIVE CLAIMS: EXPERTSPiers Morgan (left) told Fox News Digital he is still pursuing legal action against Charles Spencer (right), Princess Diana's brother, following the publication of "Swan Song." (Yui Mok/PA Images via Getty Images; Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)"My legal team has been in touch with him and his publishers demanding that they remove the book from sale and reissue the book without the offending pages," Morgan said.
"It's not just a one-off reference.We're talking about several pages here."Spencer denied that Morgan had sued him, prompting Morgan to release correspondence from his lawyers showing they had contacted Spencer and his publisher, The Sun reported.Copies of Charles Spencer's book about his sister, Diana, Princess of Wales, are displayed on its publication day at Foyles on Charing Cross Road in London, England, on Sept.
22, 2026.The book, "Swan Song - Diana, My Sister," recounts Earl Spencer's childhood with Diana.
King Charles is quoted in the book as saying, "We'll forget her soon enough." (In Pictures via Getty Images)Morgan wants any damages paid to The King's Trust, a youth charity King Charles III founded in 1976 as the Prince of Wales.WATCH: PIERS MORGAN CHALLENGES CHARLES SPENCER'S CLAIMS ABOUT KING CHARLESFox News Digital reached out to ...