Prince William and Harry's cousin who will inherit Princess Diana's childhood home
ok.co.ukPrincess Diana was raised at the sprawling Althorp Estate which was also where she met Prince Charles after being introduced by her sister Sarah Spencer.
The late Princess of Wales, who died in 1997 aged 36, is now buried on a small island in the centre of The Oval Lake which is set in the grounds of the Grade I listed stately home in Northamptonshire.
However the childhood home of Princess Diana and its accompanying 13,500-acre estate will not be inherited by either of her sons, Prince William, 39, or Prince Harry, 37, but will instead go to their 27 year old cousin Louis Spencer, Viscount Althorp.This is because of male-preference primogeniture which means that the title and estate of an aristocrat will go to his eldest son.
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