King Charles’s decision about ‘childhood home’ leaves Prince Harry fuming
Despite his own shocking actions, Prince Harry was left fuming as he received upsetting news about Sandringham, which holds a special place for him and estranged brother Prince William.
The Duke of Sussex is said to be very upset after he learned that the legacy of his late mother Princess Diana’s legacy is at risk following a slew of a slew of incidents.
Just days after an arson attack at Diana’s childhood home, Althorp House, it was revealed that Park House at Sandringham – where Diana was born and raised until the age of 14 – is now beyond repair. Sandringham comes under under the authority of his father, King Charles.
According to a source cited by Woman’s Day, Harry is “devastated” to know his father had not taken any measures to stop it from falling into ruin.
“Seeing how her childhood home has been neglected enrages Harry,” the insider told the outlet. “He can’t believe his father would allow it to get like that.”
Harry was already reeling from the news that his uncle, Charles Spencer, 9th Earl Spencer – Diana’s younger brother – had shared about an arson attack which burnt down an abandoned farmhouse in Althorp. Not only did Diana and her siblings grew up in Althorp, it also the resting place of the late Princess of Wales.
The insider noted that these incidents have “made Harry even more determined to reclaim as many of her lost things as possible.”
The news also comes at the heels of a report in which Harry had planned to take his mother’s family name, Spencer, and drop Mountbatten-Windsor amid his widening rift with the royal family.
Following the news, King Charles had made a somewhat lonely appearance on Sunday as he attended a church service at Sandringham.
