Princess Diana’s Aunts Attend Princess Elizabeth’s Christening

Princess Diana's older sisters, Lady Jane Fellows and Lady Sarah MacCorkdale, were reportedly present at the christening of Princess Elizabeth.

The intimate ceremony and subsequent party took place at the Montecito mansion of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry's residence.

It remains unclear when Prince Harry last saw his aunts, but they have been known to attend significant events in his life, including alongside his uncle Earl Spencer.

The close bond between Prince Harry and Prince William with their aunts and uncles on their mother's side has endured since the tragic death of Princess Diana in 1997.

The most recent public appearance of the Duke of Sussex with his aunts was in 2021, when he and Prince Charles unveiled a statue honoring their late mother at Kensington Palace.

Warm greetings, with kisses and hugs, were exchanged between Lady Sarah, Lady Jane, and the two princes.

Lady Jane is married to Robert Fellows, Baron Fellows, who has dedicated himself to serving the royal family.

His loyalty and commitment are unparalleled, having served as the Queen's private secretary for several years.

In 1999, he was granted a life peerage as Baron Fellows, following his knighthood by the Queen as Sir Robert Fellows.

He received the Royal Household Long and Faithful Service Medal from Queen Elizabeth II in 1997, recognizing his 20 years of devoted service.

Technically, he remains a member of the royal household, trusted implicitly.

Among his many responsibilities, he played a crucial role in managing the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, during her more rebellious days.

Lady Jane undoubtedly holds affection for both her nephews.

Aside from providing a family presence at the christening, Lady Jane may have also acted as a liaison for the British royal family or served as a reminder to Harry and Meghan of their close connection.

Lady Sarah, on the other hand, leads a highly private life, attending the christening solely as a family member.

Her primary interest lies in hunting.

If indeed they attended, it is possible that they were misled about the presence of other family members.

It is also likely that they were unaware that their attendance would be made public worldwide.

However, skepticism remains among some, with doubts raised about their actual presence at the event.

These sisters previously shielded Prince William during the unveiling of Diana's statue two years ago when Harry and Meghan appeared together.

It is evident that the Spencers, including Lady Jane and Lady Sarah, hold reservations toward Meghan and possibly Harry as well, particularly following Harry's controversial book and his portrayal of Diana.

Some speculate that the family, being familiar with Meghan, would have been aware that their attendance might not be appreciated as family members.

Instead, their presence could be exploited by third parties to enhance their own importance and social connections.

This suspicion stems from the assumption that every detail of the event would be leaked to the media, with filming and photography for monetization purposes and self-promotion.

If Lady Jane and Lady Sarah genuinely support their other nephew and his family, it is difficult to see how they could participate, considering the potential harm it could cause.

In conclusion, Princess Diana's aunts, Lady Jane Fellows and Lady Sarah MacCorkdale, were reportedly present at Princess Elizabeth's christening.

Their attendance signifies the enduring bond between the Spencer family and the late princess's sons, Prince Harry and Prince William.