Princess Diana's brother makes delightful announcement days after Prince Harry's secret visit
Prince Harry had expressed his wish to bring his wife Meghan Markle, and their children Archie and Lilibet
Princess Diana’s brother Charles Spencer has shared an exciting news days after Prince Harry secretly visited the Althorp House reportedly with his family.
Harry, who returned to Britain with Meghan Markle and their children Archie and Lilibet, also visited his mother Princess Diana’s family house.
According to a report by the Daily Mail, Harry was spotted leaving Althorp House, the Northamptonshire estate where his mother Princess Diana rests on a secluded island.
Before returning to UK, Prince Harry had expressed his wish to bring his wife Meghan, and their children to visit Diana's final resting place.
While Meghan has visited once before, neither of his young children have made the trip.
The Mail on Sunday claimed that Meghan and Harry have been staying at the estate over the weekend.
Days after the royal couple’s trip with family, Charles Spencer took to X, formerly Twitter handle and make a big announcement.
Sharing a photo on X, Spencer tweeted, “Two months ago Cat & I had the Northants County Cricket team for a barbecue at Althorp - I promised them that if they won the T20 Trophy they could come back for a proper banquet in the House.
“Well done on your victory this evening - delighted to make good my promise very soon!”
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