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Lord Fellowes’ £1.5 Million Estate Leaves Princes William and Harry Empty-Handed

Newly released probate documents confirm the late royal aide's estate was left almost entirely to his wife, with modest charitable bequests and no inheritance for his nephews.

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Overview

  • Lord Robert Fellowes, a former private secretary to Queen Elizabeth II, left his £1.5 million estate primarily to his wife, Lady Jane Fellowes, according to his 2012 will.
  • The High Court of Justice granted probate on May 14, naming Lady Jane and their son Alexander as executors of the estate.
  • Small bequests were made to local charities, Eton College, and a family handyman, but Princes William and Harry received no inheritance.
  • Both William and Harry attended Lord Fellowes’ 2024 memorial service in Norfolk but reportedly did not speak to each other during the event.
  • Lord Fellowes, who passed away in July 2024 at age 82, expressed in his will a desire for his estate to support his wider family, including his wife, children, and their descendants.