The Biggest Claims From Charles Spencer’s Memoir
Plus: Royals Who Had Affairs With Their Bodyguards
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Prince Charles Admitted to Princess Diana He Wasn’t in Love With Her Before Their Wedding, Charles Spencer Claims

 

By Katie Nicholl

 

Almost 30 years after his sister’s death, Spencer’s explosive memoir recounts what Diana really thought about her marriage to Charles, and revisits the days following her passing. Read more


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At Althorp, Princess Diana Could Be Herself: Dancing, Cooking, Hanging With Staff. Now Her Brother Is Keeping the Estate Alive

 

By Hadley Hall Meares

 

The story behind Althorp, the 13,000-acre Spencer family estate with an awe-inspiring art collection and priceless library that became Princess Diana’s final resting place. Read more

Sexy, Scandalous, and Dangerous: Princess Diana, Princess Anne, and More Royals Who Had Affairs With Their Bodyguards

 

By Hadley Hall Meares

 

Dating all the way back to the 18th century, many royal women and their bodyguards have crossed the line between work and play. Read more

Queen Elizabeth I Owned 2,000 Dresses. Only a Scrap of One Remains

 

By Filippo Iarocci

 

For centuries, the Bacton Altar Cloth was kept in a small English church as a liturgical cloth, but now historians believe it was part of Queen Elizabeth I’s wardrobe. Read more


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What Happened to Princess Diana’s Most Famous Jewels?

 

By Hadley Hall Meares

 

From her sapphire and diamond engagement ring to her yellow gold Cartier Tank Française, some of the late princess’s most beloved pieces have ended up with her daughters-in-law, while others haven’t been seen since Diana’s death. Read more

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