Princess Charlotte and Prince George. Picture: Instagram
In this week’s royal update, research shows that the daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge could potentially be the wealthiest royal family member in the future, surpassing her siblings in riches and fortunes.
Thomas Markle speaks about potential legal action to gain access to his two grandchildren, Archie and Lilibet.
Prince Harry will not be present at the event hosted by Prince William in honour of their late mother, and the queen’s bizarre cutlery rule has been revealed by a royal author.
Known for her cheeky behaviour and adorable, mischievous smile, the six-year-old daughter of Prince William and Kate Middleton could become the richest member of the royal family when she grows up.
The Express recently reported that research from Electric Ride on Cars suggests that the Princess Charlotte will far exceed her two siblings when she gets older, potentially being worth as much as £3.6 billion (R61 billion).
The oldest son of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George, will potentially be worth just under £2.2billion (R37 billion), while the youngest, Prince Louis could be worth £721 million (R12 billion).
In the book What a Thing to Say to the Queen, written by Thomas Blaikie, he reveals that there are no dish knives in royal palaces, and there has not been any since Edward VII denounced them as “very common”.
Another royal palace revelation shared by former royal butler, Grant Harold, is that the royal family does not eat shellfish, simply because they want to avoid and prevent food poisoning.
“It is a very sensible move to abandon having seafood when out and about on public duties. We don’t want a member of the royal family having a serious reaction to food poisoning, especially if she is on an overseas tour,” said Harold speaking to Woman & Home.
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The estranged father of Meghan Markle, Thomas Markle, previously said in a Fox News interview that he intended on taking legal action against his daughter and son-in-law to gain access to his grandchildren, Archie and Lilibet, who he is still yet to meet.
The former lighting director, however, seems to have had a change of heart as he recently told Good Morning Britain that he would no longer be seeking legal action against the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to gain visitation access to his two grandchildren.
“I have been told by several lawyers that grandparents have sued to see their grandchildren and have won. I’m not going to do that. I don’t want to involve my grandchildren as pawns in a game, they’re not part of a game. They’re my grandchildren,” said Thomas.
A memorial party for Princess Diana will be held later today by her son, the Duke of Cambridge, to honour and thank donors who helped fund the statue of the Princess of Wales, which was unveiled by both Harry and William in July, on what would have been their mother’s 60th birthday.
The commissioned statue situated at Kensington Gardens of the late princess, surrounded by three children, represents the universality and generational impact of her work.
The party will be attended by 100 guests, including Diana’s closest friends, former staff and relatives, but Harry will not be in attendance as he and his wife are reportedly not able to return to the UK for the event.
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