Charles Spencer, 9th Earl Spencer
British peer and the brother of Diana
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| 2024 | He will co-author 'The Rabbit Hole Book' with Richard Coles and Cat Jarman, to be published by Michael Joseph in London. |
| 2024 | Charles Spencer is set to publish 'A Very Private School: A Memoir' with William Collins in London. |
| 2024 | Following the writing of his memoir, Spencer sought help at a residential treatment center due to trauma resurfacing from his experiences at boarding school. |
| June 2024 | Spencer's separation from Karen Gordon was announced, with plans for divorce. |
| March 2024 | Spencer published his memoir A Very Private School, in which he detailed the physical and sexual abuse he experienced at Maidwell Hall, an elite boarding school. |
| 2023 | Lady Katya Amelia Spencer married Greg Mallett. |
| 2023 | Spencer began presenting the podcast 'The Rabbit Hole Detectives' alongside Richard Coles and Cat Jarman, exploring various obscure topics. |
| 2021 | He authored an audiovisual walking tour for St. James's Park regarding the execution of Charles I, titled 'Death of a King: The Path to Execution,' available on the BARDEUM mobile app. |
| 2020 | He published 'The White Ship: Conquest, Anarchy and the Wrecking of Henry I's Dream' through William Collins in London. |
| 2017 | Spencer released 'To Catch A King: Charles II's Great Escape' in London through William Collins. |
| 2015 | He published 'Impressions of Althorp: Thoughts on My Spencer Heritage' under Spencer 1508 Ltd. |
| 2014 | Charles Spencer released 'Killers of the King: The Men Who Dared to Execute Charles I,' published by Bloomsbury in London, which also became a Sunday Times best-seller. |
| July 30 2012 | Lady Charlotte Diana Spencer was born to Charles Spencer and Karen Gordon, named in honor of his sister, Diana, Princess of Wales. |
| June 18 2011 | Spencer married Karen Gordon at Althorp. |
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