Charles Spencer stuns fans with ‘rare’ photo of childhood home he shared with Princess Diana

The ninth Earl Spencer inherited the property from his father John…

Charles Spencer resides at Althorp

Charles Spencer rarely disappoints fans with photos of his beautiful home, Althorp House.

On Friday, the ninth Earl Spencer took to his Twitter account with a gorgeous snap of the grounds of his home, which he previously shared with his sister, Princess Diana, during their childhood. It’s safe to say fans couldn’t get enough.

Captioning the post, Charles wrote: “Rare winter sunlight, in the garden at ⁦@AlthorpHouse⁩.” The stunning image showed the sunshine beating down on a stone pillar set in the middle of the sprawling grounds.

The snap attracted a slew of comments, with one follower writing: “What a beautiful photograph! The light reminded me of the golden tones of the stone in your neck of the woods.”

Aerial view of Althorp, this grade 1 listed stately home was the home of Lady Diana Spencer who later became the Princess of Wales, it is located on the Harlestone Road between the villages of Great Brington and Harlestone, 5 miles north west of Northampton. © David Goddard
The sprawling grounds have been in Charles’ family for centuries

A second added: “It looks more like spring! Here we have snow and brrrrr temps.” Meanwhile, a third penned: “Beautiful scenery.”

The beautiful image comes weeks after Charles celebrated his first Christmas following his split from his wife, Countess Karen Spencer.

Countess Spencer and Earl Spencer attend the Portrait Gala 2017 sponsored by William & Son at the National Portrait Gallery on March 28, 2017 © Getty
Charles and Karen were married for 13 years

The pair parted ways in June last year, and Karen is still in the process of relocating. Since their split, Charles has been dating his podcast co-host, Cat Jarman.

As well as divorce proceedings, Karen is facing court as Charles’ new partner, Dr Cat Jarman, is suing Countess Spencer for allegedly revealing her private MS diagnosis to Charles and others.

In court documents, it was revealed that Countess Spencer has set one boundary before she leaves the grounds of Althorp for good.

Karen’s High Court defence papers have revealed she sent an email to Cat herself, and in it, she said: “Not sure what Charles has shared with you of this, but I won’t have you at Althorp while I still live here.

Charles Spencer standing with Cat Jarman© Instagram
Charles with Cat Jarman at Althorp

“That is a boundary I intend to hold. It’s not fair to me, our daughter, or to all the staff, who are already distraught at the news of our divorce, though having to serve Charles’ long-term mistress. It’s just too much to ask.”

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