Charles Spencer marks the 29th anniversary of Princess Diana's death with touching tributes.

Spencer posted three photographs of Althorp House with the flag at half-mast on Instagram to mark the 29th anniversary of Diana's death.
Diana's sons William and Harry were 15 and 12, respectively, at the time of her death in 1997.
The memoir Swan Song: Diana, My Sister is positioned for publication with Penguin Michael Joseph as the UK publisher, and is slated for release September 22.
Diana died in a Paris car crash in the Pont de l'Alma tunnel, a detail referenced in recounting the anniversary coverage.
Jennie Bond’s remark cited in coverage notes that William and Harry’s reunion at commemorations next year remains uncertain, underscoring ongoing questions about how the family will mark the anniversary together.
Charles Spencer marked the 29th anniversary of Princess Diana's death on August 31 by posting photographs of Althorp House with its flag flying at half-mast. PureWow reported that Spencer called the day "my least favourite day," reflecting the ongoing weight of losing his sister 29 years after the Paris car crash that claimed her life at age 36.
The Earl Spencer is also promoting his forthcoming memoir, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, scheduled for release September 22 through Penguin Michael Joseph. Marie Claire noted that Spencer has described the book as an unprecedented brother's-eye account of Diana's life, marriage, and the aftermath of her death — continuing a mission he began with his famous funeral eulogy nearly three decades ago.
Spencer has spent decades processing Diana's death publicly and privately. The Royal Observer emphasized that August 31, 1997 remains one of the most tragic days in British history. The princess was 36 when she died; her sons William and Harry were just 15 and 12. Spencer's upcoming memoir positions itself as his definitive telling of her story, grounded in his unique vantage point as her sibling and confidant.
The Earl's Instagram tribute featured images of Althorp House, the Spencer family's ancestral home where Diana grew up. Head Topics reported that Spencer chose the childhood home as the focal point of his anniversary remembrance, placing the half-mast flag in full view. The symbolic gesture underscores how deeply the estate remains tied to Diana's identity and her brother's ongoing effort to preserve her memory on his own terms.
Nearly three decades after the Pont de l'Alma tunnel crash in Paris, Diana's story continues to captivate global audiences. Castanet noted that commemorations of her death remain significant annual events. Questions persist about how her family will mark future anniversaries together — The Royal Observer cited observers wondering whether William and Harry will reunite for next year's 30th anniversary, a milestone that may prove especially meaningful given their ongoing relationship complexities.
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