Princess Diana’s younger brother Charles Spencer visited her grave on Christmas Eve for “a quiet moment” at Althorp, the Spencer family’s ancestral home.

Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, revealed that he paid Diana's grave at the Althorp House a visit on Christmas Eve via his Instagram Stories. "My favorite bench—good place to sit on Christmas Eve during a quiet moment," he captioned the photo, taken at "The Temple" at Althorp House, which later became a memorial to Diana following her death.

The holiday season is a time for celebrating family, and for remembering those who are no longer with us. Charles Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, paid tribute to his late sister over Christmas by sharing a photograph of her final resting place on social media.

Charles Spencer, brother of the late Princess Diana, shared a poignant moment at his sister's grave on Christmas Eve. The 60-year-old Earl Spencer posted a photo on social media showing a grand black bench beneath Diana's memorial at Althorp House,

Christmas plans for Princess Diana changed following her split from Prince Charles, though trips to Sandringham Estate were a festive expectation for a few years after their separation

Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer has left royal fans in tears with his special tribute to his late sister on Christmas Eve, reminding royals of the late Princess who died in August

The White Ship author Charles Spencer shared poignant photos of Princess Diana's memorial at Althorp House as he shared a "quiet moment" with his late sister on Christmas Eve.

Charles Spencer, the brother of the late Princess Diana, reflected on a quiet Christmas Eve at his sister's grave site.The 60-year-old Earl Spencer shared a touching photo on social media of a black bench beneath Diana’s memorial at

It was no secret that Princess Diana detested the royal family’s annual Christmas celebrations at Sandringham, and a new program features royal biographer Ingrid Seward and longtime royal photographer Arthur Edwards revealing that Diana used to duck out of Sandringham as quickly as she could to get back to London.