Prince Harry's forgotten 'blood family' who hosted his secret UK trip and publicly stood by him
dailyrecord.co.ukPrince Harry's relationship with his royal relatives has been notably chilly since he dramatically stepped down from his duties and left the UK.However, it seems that his rapport with his mother Princess Diana's side of the family tells a different tale.
It has emerged that Harry made a low-key visit to the UK last week, where he reportedly spent time with his Spencer relatives as they bid their final farewells to the late Lord Robert Fellowes, who passed away in July at the age of 82.Both Harry and his estranged brother Prince William were present at a memorial service for their uncle Lord Fellowes, the late husband of their aunt Lady Jane Fellowes, one of Diana's older sisters.
This marked the first occasion in over a year that the two brothers attended the same event - although witnesses and other attendees at the memorial noted that they maintained their distance and did not converse.It has now been reported that during his trip to the UK, Harry lodged with his uncle Earl Spencer, Diana's younger brother, at Althorp, the ancestral home of the Spencer family.
The Spencers are believed to have remained close to Harry, demonstrating several very public displays of support for him, and here the Mirror have delved into who they are....Charles Spencer, Diana's younger brother and current head of the Spencer family, holds the title of Earl Spencer.
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