The Spencer Tiara, a dazzling piece that Diana wore on her wedding day to then-Prince Charles in 1981, is a treasured heirloom of the Spencer family. It has become a symbol of Diana’s legacy, a piece forever tied to her elegance and grace. For years, the tiara has been a reminder of the beloved ‘People’s Princess.’
Rumors began to circulate that Princess Charlotte, the young daughter of Prince William and Princess Kate, might be allowed to wear the tiara for an upcoming royal event. The idea, seen by many as a tribute to her late grandmother, was embraced by Diana’s admirers. But for Queen Camilla, it was nothing short of a nightmare.
Camilla’s Alleged Fury
According to palace insiders, the moment Queen Camilla heard of the idea, she was livid. "This is an insult," she allegedly declared, insisting that the tiara’s use must align with the Windsor family’s legacy, not the memory of a woman whose presence she has struggled to escape.
Sources suggest that Camilla viewed the gesture as an attempt to keep Diana’s memory alive in the public eye, overshadowing her own role as Queen Consort. "Camilla feels it is an attempt to stir up old wounds and put Diana back in the spotlight," revealed an insider.
William and Kate Stand Firm
Despite Camilla’s objections, Prince William and Princess Kate are reportedly determined to allow their daughter to honor her grandmother. For William, the Spencer Tiara is a symbol of his mother's enduring influence, and allowing his daughter to wear it is a way of ensuring that Diana’s memory lives on within the royal family.
Kate, who has often paid tribute to Diana through her fashion choices and jewelry, is fully supportive of the idea. Insiders claim she believes that wearing the tiara would be a beautiful gesture, showing that Diana’s legacy remains strong.