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Norton Knatchbull , 3rd Earl Mountbatten of Burma, and his wife Penelope leaving the funeral of Countess Mountbatten of Burma at St Paul's Church, Knightsbridge, London. It is not known if it is still ongoing.As for Nicholas, he has never wanted to use his courtesy title Lord Romsey. She died 22nd October 1991 after a one-year battle against a kidney tumour at St Bartholomew's Hospital in London, at the age  of 5yrs. Nicholas Louis Charles Norton Knatchbull, Lord Brabourne, born 15th May 1981, at King'sborn 5th December 1982 at King's College Hospital, London - a god-daughter of the late Diana, Princess of Wales (1961-1997), and from birth was styled The Hon.
1928), on 20 October 1979 at Romsey Abbey, Romsey, in Hampshire, where his parents were married in 1946, only two months after the bomb attack committed by the IRA which killed his grand-father, Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountb… His parents (who were seriously wounded in the explosion that killed Mountbatten) were forced to attend the wedding ceremony in wheelchairs. 1961) (4) Frederick Knatchbull (b. She intends to carry on.On his return, she put her wayward husband in a converted barn, though now, as his health diminishes further, she has allowed him back into the Palladian house.The new Lord Mountbatten, 69, who was sent to Gordonstoun in order to keep Prince Charles company in the school that he hated, can do very little for himself these days and is seldom seen without his carers.In the meantime, however, his only son, Nicholas, has been moving in very different circles.In 2009 he was living in a squat in Southampton, scrounging money from his parents and boasting of how he had smoked crack at Broadlands while the Queen attended a reception downstairs.For a while he was living in a nondescript flat in Tooting, South London, before drifting on to other London addresses. Even so, it would be a blow to the family if, on the death of his father, he declined to take up the prestigious Mountbatten title.Such considerations were increasingly pressing this week as the family gathered for the funeral of Lady Mountbatten.Nicholas arrived at the church with his sister, Alexandra, to whom he is close, all but one of his tattoos hidden under his suit. Alexandra, whose godmother was Princess Diana, has, for example, replaced her father as patron of the Mountbatten School in nearby Romsey.Last year, when she married IT entrepreneur Tom Hooper at Romsey Abbey, it was not her father but Prince Charles who gave her away, stepping in for his old school friend who was too frail to do the honours.Of course, when Alexandra’s older brother, Nicholas, was a child, everyone presumed he would one day take over the estate. Although Norton was not with his grandfather on that fateful day in August 1979, the events were to change his life forever. With the death of his grandmother, Nicholas, 36, is just a heartbeat away from the Mountbatten title himself, and the estate.But the question now is: would he actually want it? So could she be the next Countess Mountbatten?The question of the future chatelaine of Broadlands is an intriguing and emotional topic in a family blighted by tragedy — the murder of Nicholas’s great-grandfather Earl Mountbatten by the IRA in 1979 and the death from cancer of his little sister, Leonora, at the age of five in 1991.Nicholas’s father, the new Earl Mountbatten, hasn’t run the estate for years, having walked out on his marriage to take up with a glamorous fashion designer in Nassau.His ignominious and apologetic return three years ago to his wife, Penny — the favourite carriage-driving companion of Prince Philip — was met with short shrift. . 1950) (3) The Hon.

His ambition was to be an astrophysicist and he went up to Edinburgh University.But within weeks he had become yet another of the so-called ‘trust fund kids’ to fall victim to drug pushers.

. When he went on the run from his treatment at The Priory, in Roehampton, South-West London, they had no choice but to have him sectioned under the Mental Health Act.According to friends, some 15 years ago while in rehab in Arizona, Nicholas agreed to sign papers giving his father power of attorney over his affairs.