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The first rumors about the legacy of the Prince Philip, who passed away at the age of 99 in April 2021. His legacy, in addition to the moral one that has touched his family and the world, it is also represented by an economic value of about 30 million pounds that has been divided in a completely unexpected way.
The most substantial portion of his possessions will go to his wife Elisabetta, Queen of England, while the rest will be divided between children and grandchildren, including Harry, despite having decided to leave the Royal family to embark on a new life with his wife Meghan Markle, with their son Archie and with the baby on the way.
Of Harry’s release, probably the Prince he knew very little. The family had in fact decided to leave him in the dark about all the statements made by his nephew and his wife during the interview with Oprah Winfrey, so as not to tire him after the delicate heart operation.
The will is Philip’s last act of generosity, who also wanted to include the people who took care of him until the end. The Sun revealed: “Unlike other Royals, Philip was also generous with the three men who took care of him.” Among his heirs, his private secretary, Brigadier Archie Miller Bakewell, his page William Henderson and waiter Stephen Niedojadlo have also been designated.
A very special gesture, hers, which has struck the world. The Prince Philip he not only thought of his family but also of those who became part of this nucleus not by descent but by dedication, the one they showed him until his last days of life.
With the Duke of Edinburgh, the Royal family it has lost its most important point of reference. Elizabeth, who lived her pain in total discretion, has already faced her first commitments without her husband’s support, while the family has tried to gather around her to alleviate the trauma of such an important loss. To act as the glue, now, there would be Kate Middleton. There Duchess of Cambridge is became the engine of the whole family, waiting to be Queen alongside William.
