Fans of the British aristocracy were treated to a delightful surprise as Charles Spencer, the 9th Earl Spencer, shared a captivating image of a rarely-seen area of his grand estate, Althorp House.
Through his official social media platforms, the Earl showcased the exquisite stables, a part of the estate that is not often in the spotlight.
The photograph captured the opulent structure bathed in the crisp light of early spring.
In a post accompanying the picture, Charles Spencer expressed, “The stables at Althorp House this beautiful, cold, spring morning.”
The image garnered admiration from followers, with one individual commenting, “A splendid home for equines over the centuries,” while another praised, “What a stunning structure.
Could you also display some pictures from inside?”
Following the release of his memoir, “A Very Private School,” Charles Spencer made waves in the media last month.
The Earl’s courage shone through as he candidly shared his experiences of the torment he faced during his time at Maidwell Prep School.
Reflecting on his relationship with his sister, Princess Diana, Charles revealed the special bond they shared, with Diana taking on a protective role towards her younger brother.
Recalling moments from the past, Charles narrated an incident where he observed individuals fawning over Diana at a dinner event, prompting him to realize the importance of remaining grounded and dependable as her brother.
Despite the challenges of offering constructive criticism amidst adulation, Charles felt a sense of duty to provide honest feedback to his sister, especially as she navigated her evolving public persona.
Meanwhile, Prince Michael and Princess Michael of Kent enjoyed a pleasant evening out in London, seeking respite after a challenging period for their family.
The royal couple was spotted leaving Oswald’s, a prestigious members’ club in Mayfair, exuding joy and elegance.
Prince Michael, clad in a dapper navy suit, and Princess Michael, stylish in a pistachio-hued tweed jacket and silk scarf, radiated sophistication as they stepped out together.
Tragedy struck the royal family as Thomas Kingston, the son-in-law of Prince and Princess Michael, passed away suddenly at the age of 45 in their Cotswolds residence.
An inquest revealed that Thomas succumbed to a fatal head injury, with a firearm discovered near his body.
Family and friends bid farewell to Thomas at a private funeral held at St James’s Chapel Royal in London, where dignitaries including Princess Alexandra and the Prince of Wales paid their respects.
Lady Gabriella Kingston, Thomas’s widow, received an outpouring of support at the funeral, with attendees including Prince and Princess Michael of Kent.
The couple had tied the knot in a ceremony attended by royalty at St George’s Chapel in Windsor in May 2019, marking a joyous occasion that now stands in stark contrast to the somber events following Thomas’s untimely passing.
