Prince Harry Resides at Althorp Amid Estrangement from Royals

Prince Harry has found a refuge in Althorp, the 13,000-acre estate in West Northamptonshire, which has become his preferred accommodation during visits to the UK since stepping back from royal duties. Royal author Phil Dampier noted that Althorp offers Harry a sense of freedom away from the public eye, making it an ideal hideaway, particularly as he faces court cases in the coming months. The estate, historically significant as the family home of the late Princess Diana, holds emotional value for Harry, who feels a connection to his mother, buried on the grounds. Additionally, it is managed by Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, reinforcing Harry's ties to his family. Harry's relationship with his uncle is crucial, especially given the ongoing distance from his brother, Prince William, following the revelations in his memoir, 'Spare.' Althorp is expected to be Harry's base for future events like the Invictus Games in 2027.