Princess Diana’s brother Earl Spencer says that Royal’s death felt like an ‘amputation’ when he opens about ‘big loss’

Princess DianaThe younger brother described the losing of his sister as “such an amputation” when he thinks about his “brother or sister’s sorrow” today.

Count Charles Spencer For a moment it turned out that he always felt an intense need to protect Diana – and even intervened when a journalist wrote a ‘terrible article’ about her.

Charles, 60, appeared on ITV‘s Loose Men – A variant of the daily show of the canal Loose women – That is on screens on the occasion of the Mental Health Care Week.

Think about losing the sister with which he shared his childhood, Charles said: ‘It is such an amputation.

“You grow up with these people, they are your flesh and blood, they are forever with you – and then they are gone.”

Charles described the losing of a brother or sister as ‘a really extraordinary thing’ and remembered how, even years after the early death of his sister at the age of 36, he would still think to answer the phone and call her.

He said, “For years after Diana died, I would think,” I have to call her and tell her, “because we shared the same sense of humor.”

“You realize that of course that will not happen,” he added.

A very young count Charles Spencer (left) depicted with his sister, the late Princess Diana

While Charles also grew up with two other sisters – Lady Sarah McCorquodale, 70, and Lady Jane Fellowes, 68 – he was much poet in age with Diana, who would have been 63 today, and said they grew up together.

He said: ‘I don’t share my childhood with anyone anymore. That is a big loss that you can never really agree. ‘

Charles, who last year one Moving report of the abuse he was subjected to Maidwell Hall Prep SchoolAlso told colleague panell member Craig Doyle about the responsibility he felt to protect Diana.

Although it was only 16 when Diana released in ‘The Public Light in 1981, Charles was eager to’ get stuck ‘and’ to deal with the photographers who teased her ‘.

On another occasion he really got involved and contacted a journalist who had written ‘a really terrible article’ about her.

He explained: “I remember that a female journalist wrote a really terrible article – because in that phase I don’t think that the journalist was thinking of Diana as a person.”

Charles regretted that Diana had “become something to make money” and wrote a “indignant letter” to the journalist, who developed into ‘a bit one to the weather’.

He concluded: “I think, especially as a brother of a sister, you always feel that you really want to get stuck.”

Charles (photo) appeared today on individual men. The show has been again launched to mark the Mental Health Care Week

Earl Charles Spencer and Princess Diana in November 1985

Count Spencer’s parents had five children between 1955 and 1964. Lady Sarah McCorquodale was born in 1955 and Lady Jane Fellowes followed two years later.

The third child of the couple, John Spencer, died hours after born in January 1960.

The deceased Princess Diana was born in 1961 and the youngest, Count Charles Spencer, was born in 1964.

The father John of the brothers and sisters worked like a royal equerry for both king George VI and the young people Queen Elizabeth IIAnd the family initially rented a house on the Royal Estate in Sandringham.

When Frances and John divorced, the two youngest spencer brothers and sisters lived with their father, who described Charles as ‘Stil and a constant source of love’ in an interview with 2020 with The Sunday Times.