US EditionDiana's brother Charles Spencer's 'immensely sad' divorce from third wife
- Earl Charles Spencer, brother of Princess Diana, is divorcing his third wife Karen Gordon, the Countess of Spencer, after 14 years of marriage due to the strain of writing his memoir about alleged abuse at boarding school.
- Spencer expressed sadness about the divorce, focusing on devoting himself to his children and grandchildren, while Karen was absent from book launch events at Althorp.
- Spending five years on his memoir deeply affected Spencer, leading him to undergo residential treatment for trauma last year.
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Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer and wife Karen divorcing after 13 years of marriage
Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer and his wife Karen are divorcing after 13 years of marriage.The former couple tied the knot on June 18, 2011 and share a 12-year-old daughter named Charlotte Diana.The 9th Earl Spencer and younger brother of the late Princess Diana announced the split to The Mail on Sunday.He told the outlet: "It is immensely sad. "I just want to devote myself to all my children, and to my grandchildren, and I wish Karen …
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New York PostPrincess Diana's Brother Reportedly Hires King Charles Divorce Lawyer
Charles Spencer Karwai Tang/WireImage/Getty Images Princess Diana’s brother Charles Spencer reportedly hired the same divorce lawyer used by King Charles III in the former couple’s royal split in 1996. The Times reported on Sunday, June 9, that Spencer, 60, has recruited attorney Fiona Shackleton’s representation amid his divorce from third wife Karen Spencer. While he didn’t speak about his choice of attorney directly, Spencer did address his s…
Princess Diana’s younger brother, Charles Spencer, announces 'sad' divorce from third wife Karen Spencer
Earl Charles Spencer, the younger brother of the late Princess Diana, announced the split to The Mail on Sunday. He was previously married twice to Victoria Lockwood and Caroline Freud.
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