Could Prince Harry Face Exclusion from King Charles’ Will?

Prince Harry's relationship with the royal family has been tumultuous since his official departure from the firm in early 2020.

The release of his memoir, “Spare,” has likely strained his ties with the remaining royals even further.

Despite the anticipation of Harry and Meghan's attendance at King Charles III's coronation, reports suggest that they may face a chilly reception from other family members who are considering sidelining them.

Interestingly, there has been a significant update on the royal website regarding Harry and Meghan's children, now recognized as Prince Archie of Sussex and Princess Lilibet of Sussex, a gesture that some view as a potential olive branch for reconciliation.

However, a recent revelation hints at a potentially grave rift between King Charles and his second son.

Royal commentator Daniela Elser speculates that Prince Harry might not inherit anything from his father's will.

Instead, it is believed that the will is likely to heavily favor Prince William, the Prince of Wales, and his three children.

Elser's analysis stems from a decision made by Queen Elizabeth II in the 1990s, wherein the royal family agreed to pay taxes.

This agreement exempted money transferred between sovereigns from the usual 40% tax rate on inheritance.

Consequently, Prince William benefits from this exemption as the next in line to the throne, while Prince Harry may not receive the same treatment, potentially leading to his exclusion.

The possibility of being left out of his father's will could exacerbate the strained relationship between Prince Harry and King Charles.

Notably, Queen Elizabeth chose to pass her entire fortune, amounting to $676 million, solely to her eldest son, leaving her other children without a share.

Prince Andrew, who has faced legal challenges and public scrutiny due to his association with Jeffrey Epstein, has encountered financial difficulties.

Stripped of his royal titles and patronages in 2022, Prince Andrew is no longer able to maintain Royal Lodge, his residence with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.

Despite Charles offering Frogmore Cottage, previously occupied by the Sussexes, to Andrew, he reportedly views it as a significant downgrade.

In contrast, Prince Harry appears to be in a more stable financial position, thanks to the success of his memoir and lucrative deals with platforms like Netflix.

His diverse income sources seem to shield him from the financial distress faced by his uncle, Prince Andrew.

The dynamics within the royal family, particularly concerning inheritances and financial support, continue to shape the relationships among its members.

As speculations swirl around Prince Harry's potential exclusion from King Charles' will, the future of the royal lineage remains uncertain, marked by tensions and complexities that transcend mere financial considerations.