Althorp House, which was once home to Princess Diana and has been owned by her brother Charles Spencer since 1992, has had a truly magical makeover.
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In solidarity with the entertainment industry, the stately home has been fitted with red lights, which when lit up at night make the estate look like something straight out of a fairytale.
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On Monday, Charles shared a photo of himself standing outside his sprawling residence, with the stunning red lights visible in the background. Alongside the image, the Earl tweeted: "Proud to have @Althorp wearing some red tonight, to show solidarity with the UK live event and entertainment industries. #LightItInRed."
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Charles' followers were quick to express their delight at Althorp's new look. "Wow! Beautiful," wrote one, with another adding: "Wonderful." A third gushed: "Looks stunning."
The father-of-seven often shares jaw-dropping photos of his home, but one of the most impressive glimpses into his beautiful countryside estate came in June, when he posted on Twitter a clip of a female deer eating the hedgerow when her two young fawns came bounding towards her, leaping on the grass and running into the undergrowth.
Needless to say, fans were in awe of the footage, and flocked to Twitter to let the 56-year-old know just how magical they found the video.
Comments included: "Superb," "Thank you for sharing. What a great scene to catch on camera," "Absolutely love this... They’re so happy & carefree, amazing to see our wildlife like this," and: "Nature at its best. Beautiful."
Charles has written several books about the estate, including Althorp: The Story of an English House. It is home to some beautiful wildlife, including other varieties of deer.
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