Charles Spencer was clearly thrilled about a huge event at his family home, Althorp House, which was held at the weekend.
The Earl took to Twitter, where he re-tweeted a message from the official BBC Northampton account which showed a yellow air ambulance on a path at what appeared to be Althorp.
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The father-of-seven captioned it: "Delighted to have had the Northants & Warwickshire Air Ambulance Day at @AlthorpHouse today - despite the rain, 4,000 people came to Althorp to learn about the invaluable service of this wonderful charity."
Charles' followers shared their approval of the kind gesture.
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One responded: "We had a fabulous visit to @AlthorpHouse to see the Air Ambulance service up close. Everyone was so welcoming and informative, food and drinks went down well too. Even the weather couldn’t dampen our spirits! Thank you for hosting the event."
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It's been a busy time for the Spencer family, not least because Charles' eldest daughter, Lady Kitty Spencer, married her new husband Michael Lewis in a lavish ceremony in Rome last month.
© Photo: TwitterCharles expressed his delight on Twitter
The three-day Italian celebrations included five wedding dresses and celebrity guests including Pixie Lott and Made in Chelsea star Mark Francis Vandelli.
However, Kitty broke with tradition in one respect, as her father didn't walk her down the aisle.
Instead, the new bride chose to have her brothers Louis Spencer, Viscount Althorp, and Samuel Aitken take on the important role.
© Photo: Getty ImagesThe Earl grew up at his family's ancestral home
Earlier this month, Kitty spoke out about her decision as she wrote a loving tribute to her brothers on Instagram.
She sweetly said: "The proudest moment of my life, without a doubt, was having my brothers walk me down the aisle.
"Thank you to our family and friends for the most unforgettable weekend filled with more love and laughter and happiness than I have ever known. It still feels like a dream."
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