Earl Spencer's estranged wife Karen admits moving out of Althorp House hasn't 'been easy' and admits 'it's been a challenging time' following their split

The Earl and Countess of Spencer announced their shock split back in June Countess Karen Spencer has revealed that she's going through a 'challenging time' as she moves home amid her divorce. Charles Spencer's estranged wife, 52, is leaving Althorp House, located in Northampton, and said it has not been an easy transition The Countess was inundated with support from fans following her departure from the Althorp Estate - the Spencer ancestral residence where Charles and his late sister Princess Diana grew up The meeting was part of the Catalyst 2030 movement, which sees social entrepreneurs and other social innovators collaborating to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. The Earl and the Countess announced their split back in June - with Karen, 52, set to move out of the Northamptonshire estate after 14 years Karen hosted a final lunch for investors in the property's stunning dining room Karen took to Instagramto reflect on the 'bittersweet yet inspiring' experience of spending time at the famous house one final time 'That purpose remains true, even 500 years later, and I am proud to have fulfilled it during my 14 years at Althorp. Charles joined hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley on Good Morning Britain 27-years after Princess Diana died in Paris Cat is being represented by legal firm Simons Muirhead Burton, while Karen, who has so far remained at Althorp following her separation from Spencer, will reportedly be representing herself in the legal case.