Professor Catrine Jarman, the partner of Earl Spencer, has filed a lawsuit against his estranged wife, Karen Spencer, accusing her of misusing private information. The legal battle unfolds amidst the ongoing divorce proceedings between Earl Spencer and Countess Spencer.
The new partner of Princess Diana ’s brother is suing his estranged wife for alleged misuse of private information.
The couple had met in 2010 on a blind date at a restaurant in Los Angeles and were married in the grounds of Althorp, where the Earl’s elder sister, Diana, Princess of Wales, is buried. The couple have a daughter, 12-year-old Lady Charlotte Diana.“It is immensely sad,” he said of the divorce. “I just want to devote myself to all my children, and to my grandchildren, and I wish Karen every happiness in the future.
The trio published a book of the same name this week, with Jarman writing on Instagram on Thursday, just as her legal claim was lodged: “Happy publication day to my fellow Rabbit Hole Detectives.”Earl Spencer’s marriage was seemingly blissfully happy a few years ago.
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