Millions inheritance from Prince Philip: Surprisingly, "three key men" considered in will

After Prince Philip's death, an insider reveals who should inherit the private fortune.

In addition to Queen Elizabeth II, employees are also to receive part of the estate.

London - More than a month ago, Prince Philip died.

The Queen's husband leaves an inheritance of an estimated 30 million pounds, the equivalent of almost 35 million euros.

An insider has now told

The Sun

who should get this money.

He probably left the majority of his estate to the Queen.

Prince Philips legacy: three men are to receive a generous sum

But he also said "one last thank you to the three key men in his life by leaving them money in his will," the insider claims to the magazine.

Who are these three men?

It concerns Prince Philips private secretary Brigadier Archie Miller Bakewell, his page William Henderson and his valet Stephen Niedojadio, so the insider.

All three men walked behind his coffin during Prince Philip's funeral service.

According to the royal source, you should "have taken care of him until the very end".

Will Prince Philip: Prince Harry should also inherit

The insider also reported that Philips grandchildren were also included in the will.

Prince Harry is also said to be financially involved despite his criticism of the British royal family.

“Philip wasn't the kind of character to punish a grandson for wrongdoing.

He was a very fair, balanced and lovable person who never held a grudge, ”the source explained.

After the Oprah interview, Prince Harry is now again criticizing his father, Prince Charles, in the documentary "The Me You Can't See".

The heir to the throne is said to suffer from these allegations.

The insider goes on to say that the deceased's children, Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Edward and Prince Andrew, will be given free access to his collection of 13,000 books in his library at Buckingham Palace.

Prince Philips will: no official confirmation

The content of the will has not been officially confirmed.

"This is a personal matter for the family and therefore such arrangements are private," said a Buckingham Palace spokesman.

Prince Philip died on April 9, 2021 at the age of 99.

He had "died peacefully at Windsor Castle on the morning of April 9," said a statement from the British royal family.

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