“While he wants to rehabilitate his image, it’s unlikely that will happen. “It’s been widely reported that Andrew is the queen’s favorite son, and it’s likely she’s set aside some portion of her fortune for him,” said royal commentator Josh Rom. Prince Charles will have plenty of money once he becomes king so it is likely that the queen looked after all her other children and grandchildren - however badly they’ve behaved - in her will. Getty Images Charles is expected to live in Buckingham Palace once he becomes king. SOPA Images/LightRocket via Gett Some $447 million of Queen Elizabeth’s personal money should be going to her family.
“Did she leave much to Prince Andrew or Prince Harry? Do they deserve it?’ After Queen Elizabeth’s death, various royals will split up her estate and $447 million fortune. “The big question is who she her money to,” Angela Levin, author of “ Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall From Outcast to the Future Queen Consort,” told The Post. 8, 2022 at age 96.Ī separate and completely private income comes from the Duchy of Lancaster, another land and property portfolio, which is held in trust for the Sovereign. That income will now pass directly to her successor, Charles, after her death on Sept. A large bulk of her income also originated in the Crown Estate - the monarch gets 15% of the profit of the large property estate, which once belonged to the monarchy and is worth nearly $10 billion.
Some of that money is inherited: She got $85 million when her mother died and a further $12 million from her husband Philip. But $447 million of her own personal money should be going to her family. While the monarchy as a whole is worth $88 billion, according to Forbes magazine, Queen Elizabeth personally was worth a fraction of that. Prince Andrew ‘is an idiot’ and ‘the runt of the litter,’ ex-royal press secretary says King Charles hires queen’s bagpiper to play for him each morning Pilot creates largest portrait of Queen Elizabeth in charity flight Operation Golden Orb: King Charles III’s coronation date confirmed
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