We all know the Royals experience the finer things in life, but how much cold hard cash does each member have to their name?
Here is every major member of the royal family, ranked in terms of wealth.
Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis – £400k
Prince William and Kate Middleton’s three children – Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, seven – are officially receiving salary.
As to how they’ve gathered these vast riches? Well, as you might predict, the preteens’ wealth is exclusively made up of gifts, inheritances and trust funds.
Interestingly, Princess Charlotte is considered to earn more than her brothers as she grows up, according to some commentators.
This is because of something called the ‘Kate Middleton effect’. Any outfit Kate Middleton wears instantly sells like hotcakes, and it’s expected Princess Charlotte may one day hold similar influence.
Queen Camilla – £3.9m
Despite being queen of England, Camilla’s net worth is actually on the lower end among her fellow Royals.
Her wealth is originated from a £500k inheritance from one of her grandparents, plus a £850k country house that became hers after her divorce from first husband Andrew Parker-Bowles.
Prince Andrew – £3.9m
Because of being widely recorded to be £12m down after paying a hidden settlement to Virginia Giuffre in a civil s3xual assault case, Prince Andrew is still removing.
Despite being worth millions, the Duke of York has fallen on harder times of late as King Charles is reportedly piling on the pressure to boot him out of the Royal Lodge in Windsor.
Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet – £3.9m to £7.9m
While online estimates of Prince Archie, six, and three-year-old Princess Lilibet’s fortune could be abstract, the children of Meghan Marke and Prince Harry are buzzed to be worth more than many adult members of the Royal family.
Kate Middleton – £7.9m
Kate’s wardrobe alone is reported to be worth £760k, plus her parents are millionaires thanks to their company Party Pieces.
Harry and Meghan – £47m
Despite resigning senior royals in 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are among the richest members of the Royal family.
Harry inherited £10 million from Princess Diana, and on his 40th birthday received a £7.9 million trust fund from the Queen Mother.
Meghan was reported to be worth £3.9 million before she married Harry, thanks to her role in Suits and her lifestyle blog The Tig,
Prince William – £80m
Like Harry, he has also benefited from inheritances from the Queen Mother and Princess Diana.
Between April 2023 and March 2024, William earned £23 million from the duchy in private income.
King Charles – £610 million to £1.8 billion
When the Queen passed away in 2022, Charles inherited her estate without having to pay any inheritance tax.
A detailed report from The Guardian claimed the King is worth £1.8 billion.
