Will of Prince Harry and Prince William's Late Uncle Revealed

Neither Prince William nor Prince Harry were included as beneficiaries in the will of their late uncle, Lord Robert Fellowes, brother-in-law of Princess Diana.

The will of Lord Robert Fellowes, uncle to Prince William and Prince Harry through their late mother Princess Diana, has been revealed. It is understood that neither prince received an inheritance from his estate.

Instead, Lord Fellowes' reported £1.5 million fortune was left primarily to his wife, Baroness Jane Fellowes. Additional provisions were made for select friends and local charities, according to probate records.

Lord Fellowes, who served as the Queen's Private Secretary from 1990 to 1999, passed away in July 2024 at the age of 82. His last will and testament, dated June 2012, outlined that his personal belongings and all estate income be transferred to his wife.

The document also expressed a wish for the estate to provide support for his broader family, noting it should be used "for their advancement and benefit generally." This includes his three children, Alexander, Laura, and Eleanor.

Both Prince William and Prince Harry were in attendance at their uncle's funeral held at St. Mary’s Church in Snettisham, Norfolk, on August 28, 2024. However, reports indicated the brothers did not speak to each other during the service, amid ongoing tensions in their relationship, and kept a low profile.