Princess Diana’s older sisters, Lady Jane Fellows and Lady Sarah MacCorkdale, were reportedly present at the christening of Princess Elizabeth.

The intimate ceremony and subsequent party took place at the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s Montecito mansion, with approximately 20 to 30 guests in attendance.

Although it remains unclear when the Duke of Sussex last saw his aunts, they have been a part of his significant life events, along with his uncle Earl Spencer.

Both Prince Harry and Prince William have maintained close relationships with their aunts and uncles on their mother’s side since the tragic death of Princess Diana in 1997.

The most recent public appearance of the Duke of Sussex alongside his aunts was in 2021, during the unveiling of a statue dedicated to their late mother at Kensington Palace.

Heartwarming photographs captured the warm greetings shared between Harry, William, Lady Sarah, and Lady Jane, as they exchanged kisses and hugs.

Lady Jane, who is married to Robert Fellows, Baron Fellows, has dedicated herself to serving the royal family.

Her husband, Baron Fellows, has an impressive track record of loyal service, having served as the Queen’s private secretary for many years.

In recognition of his contributions, he was knighted by the Queen and later granted a life peerage as Baron Fellows in 1999.

He also received the Queen Elizabeth II version of the Royal Household Long and Faithful Service Medal in 1997, after 20 years of service to the royal family.

Even though he technically remains a member of the royal household, his trustworthiness is unquestionable.

Notably, he played a vital role in managing the Duchess of York, Fergie, during her more turbulent years.

Lady Jane’s affection for her nephews is evident, and her presence at the christening not only provided a familial touch but also potentially served as a connection to the British royal family.

Lady Sarah, on the other hand, leads a highly private life and, if she attended the christening, did so solely as a family member.

Her primary interest lies in hunting.

However, some speculation suggests that their attendance may have been under false pretenses.

It is possible that they were misled into believing that more family members would be present.

Additionally, they may not have been aware that their attendance would be broadcasted to the world.

Skepticism surrounds their alleged presence, with some doubting its authenticity.

These sisters previously shielded Prince William during an event where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle unveiled a statue dedicated to Princess Diana two years ago.

It is apparent that the Spencers, including Lady Jane and Lady Sarah, hold negative sentiments towards Meghan and likely towards Harry as well, especially considering his controversial book that discussed Diana.

One individual expressed skepticism, stating that the family is well-acquainted with Meghan by now and would have known that their presence would not be appreciated as family members.

Instead, it would only serve to elevate Meghan’s status and social connections.

Furthermore, this person suggested that Meghan would exploit the event for media coverage, filming and photographing every detail to monetize and showcase her supposed importance.

Given these circumstances, it is questionable whether Lady Jane and Lady Sarah could genuinely support their other nephew and his family.

They must be aware of Meghan’s tendency to manipulate narratives to suit her own agenda.

Attending the christening could potentially cause more harm than good, considering the divisive dynamics within the family.