Lady Di’s brother revealed that he was sexually abused during his childhood

To count Carlos Spencerbrother of the late Princess Diana, revealed that he was sexually abused by a woman during your stay in a elite educational boarding school in his childhoodin a memoir serialized this Sunday by “The Mail on Sunday.”

In the volume he also reveals that he lost his virginity to a prostitute at the age of 12 in Italy following what he experienced at Maidwell Hall school (central England), which he attended from the age of 8 to 13, as well as that he lost his virginity with a prostitute at the age of 12 in Italy. like anything else physical abuse suffered by him and his companions at the hands of the director and some teachers.

According to extracts collected by the newspaper, Earl Spencer, 59, was abused by one of the matrons of his school residence, a twenty-year-old, who, he explains, bribed the children with sweets at night and caressed them. , For have sex with a new chosen one every quarter.

Deprived of maternal love, the minors demanded the attention of this manager to such an extent Carlos even self-harmed when she threatened to leave, and everyone celebrated when she finally stayed, according to her story.

Count Spencer, maternal uncle of Princes William – heir to the British throne – and Harry, says he only realized that the woman was a pederast when he underwent psychological treatment years later, and claims that these traumatic experiences damaged his subsequent relationships.

In the book, titled in English ‘A Very Private School’, the aristocrat also explains in detail how the headmaster of the school, the “terrifying and sadistic” John Porch, inflicted brutal beatings with which he apparently obtained sexual pleasure.

The violent Latin teacher, Henry Maude, also beat him with his cricket shoes and knocked another child unconsciousas he selected several for naked swimming sessions which he became enthusiastic about.

Reliving Maidwell Hall’s regime of “cruelty” and “sexual violence” to write his book was “an absolutely hellish experience”, says the Earl, who later attended Eton boarding school, which was also attended by his nephews and nieces. numerous members of the British community. upper class, including several prime ministers.

Carlos says that by revealing the abuse – common in past decades at exclusive boarding schools in the UK – he wants to shed light on “how things were too often” at private schools in the 1970s and bring some comfort to classmates who suffered like him.