Recently, he shared pictures of a stable block they are restoring to house horses, which raised questions about why it is no longer a museum dedicated to Princess Diana.When a follower asked about the Diana exhibit, Karen quickly responded, explaining that when William turned 30, all of Diana's possessions went to him.
This inheritance from Princess Diana included significant items, such as her iconic wedding dress created by the Emmanuels, now owned by Diana's eldest son, William. The Spencer Tiara was also gifted to William. The stable block previously housed six exhibit rooms featuring historical items that once belonged to Diana, but they were all transferred to William.
Half of Diana's estate was inherited by William, and the other half was given to his brother, Prince Harry. However, after Megxit, Harry lost his right to own the estate, and it was returned to the Spencer family. Harry received only a few rings as part of his share. One particularly special item that William retained from his mother was her well-known engagement ring, which now adorns the finger of Princess Kate.
Karen Spencer's revelation comes at a time when Prince William and Prince Harry were spending the first anniversary of their grandmother's death in the same country but not planning to meet. Despite being less than 100 miles apart, they each had their separate public engagements. Their continued rift serves as a poignant reminder of the pain their actions have caused the Queen in her later years.
The anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death is marked with an unprecedented tribute by King Charles to honor the family's beloved matriarch, who passed away at Balmoral exactly a year ago at the age of 96. Prince Harry made a swift trip to the UK without his wife and children, and he did not see any of his immediate family, including his father, who is in Scotland. He attended an awards ceremony on behalf of the charity Wild Child, which supports terminally ill youngsters and their families.
Sources indicate that many people gave Harry the cold shoulder when he left the event. Meanwhile, Prince Charles met with a former professional footballer at Summit's Chain Shop Pretemore Insurance in Bournemouth. This event was part of his campaign to end homelessness, focusing on training 500 people at risk of homelessness.
The contrasting reactions to William and Kate versus Meghan and Harry in public interactions have drawn attention. It's noteworthy how people seem to warmly receive William and Kate while avoiding eye contact with Meghan and Harry. Piers Morgan also expressed his frustration on Twitter, pointing out that despite Harry's international travel to be close to his family, it appears that they are not keen to see him, possibly due to his public criticisms of them.
