Prince Harry’s Cousin Set to Inherit Princess Diana’s Childhood Home

Louis Spencer, the cousin of Prince Harry and a striking resemblance to him, is poised to inherit Princess Diana's childhood home, the 13,500-acre Althorpe estate in Northamptonshire.

This inheritance comes as a result of a controversial tradition known as male primogeniture, which dictates that Louis, as the eldest son, will become the heir apparent to the Spencer Earldom, despite having three older sisters.

Viscount Althorpe, as Louis is also known, has been described as super-private and a decent and kind actor by those who know him.

His eldest sister, Lady Kitty Spencer, who gained attention alongside her siblings during Meghan and Harry's royal wedding, discussed the topic of male primogeniture, acknowledging that it can be a sensitive matter due to changing attitudes.

However, she expressed her confidence in Louis, stating that he will do an incredible job as the inheritor simply because he is male.

Louis is expected to take over the aristocratic estate, which includes the Grade 1 listed stately home Althorpe House, the Earldom, and various other properties owned by the family in London, Northamptonshire, Norfolk, and Warwickshire.

Already, he has been attending trustees' meetings and preparing for his future responsibilities.

The current Earl Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, voiced his support for this tradition back in 2015, stating that he would be completely at ease if Kitty were to inherit the estate.

However, he emphasized the importance of upholding the long-standing tradition associated with Althorpe.

It was at this magnificent estate that Princess Diana spent her formative years before her marriage to Prince Charles in 1981.

The sprawling Althorpe House, spanning 100,000 square feet and boasting 90 rooms, also houses a portrait gallery.

Tragically, Princess Diana's untimely death in 1997 led to her burial on a small island within the estate's ornamental Round Oval Lake.

This poignant location serves as a lasting tribute to her memory.

Born in 1994, Louis grew up in Cape Town with his sisters before relocating to the UK.

He pursued his higher education at the University of Edinburgh.

According to sources, Louis is known for his reserved nature and his talent as an actor.

Friends have described him as a quiet and genuine individual who excels in his craft.

Jonathan Shallott, chairman of the Inter Talent Agency, believes that Louis possesses great potential due to his striking appearance and prestigious family name, particularly appealing to the American audience.

As Louis Spencer prepares to assume his inheritance, the future of Althorpe estate rests in his capable hands.

With his talent, charisma, and the weight of history behind him, he is poised to make a significant impact in both the acting world and the preservation of Princess Diana's cherished childhood home.