25. Lady Amelia Windsor – $1 million
Lady Amelia Windsor, the third cousin of Prince William and Harry, is 36th in line for the throne. She is free to travel the world as a professional model for companies like Chanel because she does not have the same royal responsibilities as her distant cousins. Lady Amelia makes about $1 million a year and has been growing her Instagram following. People were curious to observe how she behaved in comparison to her closely monitored relatives after learning that she was a member of the Royal Family.
24. Princess Eugenie – $4.8 million
The fact that a member of the Royal Family works an ordinary job may surprise you. Princess Eugenie works as an associate director at a London art gallery. Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew are her parents. She earns about $145,000 a year. That is a substantial pay for the average person, yet it is relatively low for a Royal. She is the recipient of a sizable trust fund from the Queen, which contributes to her estimated net worth of $4.8 million. She is wealthy, yet she has no plans to leave her position anytime soon.
23. Princess Beatrice – $5 million
With all of her wealth, Princess Beatrice must be jubilant. Beatrice, like her sister Eugenie, benefits from a trust that Queen Elizabeth established. She leads a nice life despite not having the same estate as her cousins William and Harry. In addition to her grandmother’s trust, Beatrice receives financial support from her father, Prince Andrew. To ensure she can adequately support herself, Beatrice also works as the vice president of Afiniti, a software firm.
22. Camilla Parker Bowles – $5 million
Prince Charles’s wife, Camilla Parker Bowles, receives a substantial amount of money from him. Bowles earns money from her real estate holdings in addition to her husband’s allowance. After working with a number of British philanthropic groups, Camilla rose to prominence in the public eye. The couple didn’t get married until 2005, nine years after his divorce, although Bowles was Charles’s mistress when he was married to Diana. She is now a well-known household name in England, despite some controversy surrounding their relationship.
21. Meghan Markle – $5 million
These days, it would be impossible to discuss the Royal Family without mentioning Meghan Markle. The majority of Markle’s income came from her work as a star on the television series Suits prior to her romance with Prince Harry. But her husband’s royal wealth is far more than TV money. She still has many options due to her affiliation with the Royal Family, even if Harry and Meghan choose to leave their titles and the family behind. Markle won’t get royal financing, but if she goes back to acting, it probably won’t make a difference.
20. Princess Michael of Kent – $8 million
Princess Michael of Kent and her husband are saving a lot of money because the Queen pays their rent instead of them. Princess Michael had a respectable and prosperous career as an interior designer and even authored a few novels, even with the Queen’s financial assistance. Princess Michael published a few books about European nobility and enjoyed some success as a novelist. She now lectures on the subjects of her books and attends many royal events alongside her spouse.
19. Kate Middleton – $10 million
The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton’s net worth rose dramatically once she married into the royal family, although she still does not have the same wealth as her husband. The Royal Family does not divide their riches equally, despite the fact that most couples do. Kate was already wealthy when she married Prince William, even if she did receive money from Prince Charles. Although her family does not hold royal status, they do own a lucrative company valued at over $40 million. Each of these elements plays a part in Kate’s substantial wealth.
18. Zara Tindall – $20 million
Zara Tindall, the Queen’s eldest grandchild and daughter of Princess Anne, has a substantial fortune. Zara takes her work ethic from her mother, who was an athlete and one of the most diligent royals. As a professional horseback rider, Zara has even participated in the Olympics and taken home a silver medal. Zara’s jewelry brand has been the main source of her riches. She doesn’t own a royal title, but she has succeeded in a number of business ventures.
17. Prince Richard – $25 million
In addition to being the greatest hat-wearer of the contemporary period, Prince Richard is the cousin of the Queen and the Duke of Gloucester. Richard feels he is the poorest royal because he is the son of Prince Henry, who was King George VI’s brother. We must wonder about his sanity if he views $25 million as impoverished. Prince Richard has a net worth of $25 million, thus he has no assets to be concerned about. Prince Richard was elected President of the Society of Architect Artists and became a well-known architect.
16. Prince Philip – $30 million
Prince Phillip has supported her during her reign as the spouse of the longest-serving queen. They started writing to one other when Elizabeth was barely 13 years old. He was a suitable suitor for the future queen because he was the prince of Denmark and Greece at the time. Elizabeth’s father allowed Philip to wed his daughter following his World War II duty. As the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Phillips receives an annual stipend that provides the majority of his wealth. Prince Edward recently received his title, but he still has a lot of money to keep. He can look back on a successful life at the age of 99.
15. Princess Anne -$30 million
Princess Anne is hardly ever mentioned, even though she is Queen Elizabeth’s only daughter. She is adored by the public and is regarded as one of the most diligent royals in the family, with an estimated net worth of $30 million. Princess Anne has made unnoticed contributions to almost 300 charities over her lifetime. Like her daughter Zara, she has also had a very successful sporting career as an equestrian. She received a gold and silver dinner for being the first member of the Royal Family to attend the Olympics.
14. Princess Diana – $31.5 million
Princess Diana left a significant financial legacy despite her untimely death in 1997. The majority of Princess Diana’s $31.5 million net worth at the time of her passing came from the 1996 divorce settlement with Prince Charles. Diana’s assets were divided between Prince William and Harry upon her passing. She also shared memories and some of her jewelry with the lads. Most people only remember her as “The People’s Princess,” which is far more valuable than anything money can purchase, even if she has a sizable fortune.
13. Prince Harry – $39 million
Prince Harry earned $53,000 a year while he was in the Royal Air Force. This is hardly much money for the Prince, but it is far more than the typical soldier’s pay. Harry inherited a substantial amount of money from his mother’s inheritance after her death. His father, Prince Charles, has also provided financial support for him throughout his life. Prince Harry was a cherished member of the Royal Family, but after marrying Meghan Markle, he gave up his title and became self-sufficient. We must question whether he is already regretting this choice.
12. Prince William – $40 million
Second only to his father for the throne, Prince William is estimated to be worth $40 million. He was under a lot of pressure because he was always considered the heir to the throne, but there were also benefits. He inherited a sizable inheritance upon the death of his mother, and he will continue to get money after the Queen’s death. In addition, he receives a Sovereign Grant and financial support from his father. When the time comes, Prince William is prepared to assume the throne and is well taken care of.
11. Sophie Helen – $45 million
Sophie Helen, the Countess of Wessex, is a prosperous woman, the wife of Prince Edward and the Queen’s closest friend. She has consistently displayed her dignity since marrying into the Royal Family, and it has paid dividends. Sophie must be very popular with the Queen because she has always followed the rules and maintained her public persona. Duchess Sophie works with 70 charities and oversees many Corps groups as part of her royal duties.
10. Prince Edward – $45 million
Prince Edward, the youngest of Queen Elizabeth’s children, has enjoyed a prosperous career all of his life. He puts in a lot of effort at work, but the Sovereign Grant and family funds account for the majority of his income. Prince Edward simply took up the title of Duke of Edinburgh once his father resigned in 2017. Edward attempted to enter the entertainment business throughout his life and founded Ardent Productions, a television production company.
9. Prince Louis – $65 million
Even though Prince Louis is still a newborn, his wealth surpasses what most individuals would earn in their lifetime. Prince William and Kate Middleton’s youngest son, Louis, is only two years old and hasn’t accomplished much in his life. You don’t have to do much, though, if you are born into the Royal Family. The birth of a royal child boosts the economy, according to British economic patterns. For nothing more than being a newborn, Prince Louis earned $65 million in a single year. But this amount pales in comparison to his elder siblings.
8. Prince Andrew – $75 million
Prince Andrew is still among the highest-paid royals, even though of his unfavorable relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. He is the son of the Queen and is thought to be worth $75 million, primarily because of royal funding. But he was also a prosperous businessman. Prince Andrew’s mother is quite generous in giving him about $400,000 a year. Throughout his life, he made profitable investments and rose to prominence as an entrepreneur, working with numerous other affluent individuals, including Jeffrey Epstein.
7. Archie Harrison – $65 – $90 million
The kid of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is already making more money than most people, even if his precise net worth is yet unclear. He generated almost $65 million in his first year of life and had a good effect on the British economy. It’s unclear if Archie’s parents’ decision to leave the Royal Family after his birth will affect his net worth, even if everyone was waiting for him to arrive. We can presume that it will only decline in the absence of that royal funding.
6. Lady Kitty Spencer – $100 million
Lady Kitty Spencer appears to be doing well and has a bigger net worth than Prince William and Prince Harry, despite not being well-known as a member of the British Royal Family. But because she is the late Princess Diana’s niece, she is only officially a royal. Through her work as a spokesmodel for BVLGARI jewels and other modeling gigs, Lady Kitty accumulated a substantial fortune. Although her success as a model is easy to understand, it is nonetheless shocking how much wealth she possesses compared to most royals.
5. Charles Spencer – $154 million
Charles Spencer, Princess Diana’s younger brother, is intimately related to the family even though he is not a royal and does not have a title. Spencer was an NBC News correspondent for several years before joining Granada Television as a reporter in the 1990s. Charles Spencer, Princess Diana’s younger brother, is intimately related to the family even though he is not a royal and does not have a title. Spencer was an NBC News correspondent for several years before joining Granada Television as a reporter in the 1990s.
4. Prince Charles – $400 million
Prince Charles is next in line for the throne as Queen Elizabeth’s eldest son, and his wealth reflects that. His enormous $400 million is mostly derived from the Duchy of Cornwall fund, which was established to support his entire family. Given that the Duchy of Cornwall fund has assets of almost $1.3 billion, it is easy to see why Prince Charles is so wealthy. Since Prince Charles is the Queen’s heir, he has consistently received more attention than Prince William.
3. Queen Elizabeth II – $520 million
Queen Elizabeth II is still not at the top of the list, even though her net worth is more than half a billion dollars. We cannot minimize this woman’s value, even though she is not at the top. She has quite a bit of change from her many properties, including Balmore Castle. The Queen’s lands are owned by the Crown Estate, even though the Queen only gets 15–25 percent of its revenue. We wonder how much she will leave for her cherished corgis, even if her children and grandkids will split the majority of her assets.
2. Prince George – $3.6 billion
Even though Prince George is just seven years old, his value exceeds what most people might hope to make in their lifetime. The public is very interested in Prince George since he is third in line for the throne after Prince Charles and Prince William. It makes sense that people would be interested in George if he were to one day hold the crown. This explains why he has such a large net worth at such a young age, but you won’t believe how much his sister is worth despite not being the heir apparent.
1 Princess Charlotte – $5 billion
Princess Charlotte, who is very cute, comes in first place. This young prince is already worth $5 billion at the age of five. Given that she hasn’t done anything yet, how is it possible that this young child is worth more than both of her parents combined? Experts claim that the tiny princess’s high value is due to the “Charlotte Effect.” For kids her age, the young girl sets trends, and everything she wears sells out in a matter of minutes. Along with her wealth, Princess Charlotte already has a significant impact on the public, and this influence will only grow over time.