It seems that the royal tensions between Prince William and Prince Harry are not cooled in the near future. In the center of the last drama? The will of the late Uncle William and Harry, Lord Robert Fels. For the unfortunate, Lord Robert Fels was married to Princess Diana Lady Jane Spencer’s sister, who was later known as Baronez. Robert Feliaus died at the age of 82 in July 2024, and his will show that his wife will receive most of his wealth of $ 2 million, Hello reports! Magazine. According to the report, it will also make a constant profit from the estate, with a soft impetus to support the extended family.But there is still. Lord Failes, a proud graduate of Itan, as well as his royal nephews, Prince William and Harry, also left the money to several charities close to his heart.As for the funeral service? It is noted that both princes appeared at the funeral of the dead uncle last year, but that’s all they did. Eyewitnesses say that Prince William and Harry did not even talk, and instead avoided meeting each other at the event. They sat separately among their permanent ones. “William and Harry were there, but we never saw them talking to each other, and they kept a distance,” said the man who attended the event, The Sun.Meanwhile, Harry’s security in the UK left him unwilling to bring his wife Megan Markland, the children of Archi and Lilibet to their home country soon. In a recent interview with BBC BBC, Prince Harry shared, “The only time I came back to the UK Unfortunately for burials or court cases, with a strange charity function where I can between this. I am at risk, but I will continue the life of the public service, so I will always support charities and people who mean so much to me.“Further, the Duke Sussex said: “I do not see the world in which I would return my wife and children to the UK at this point. And the things they’re going to miss is all that everything … I love my country. I always did, despite what some people in this country.“With heritage headlines and royal breaks that produce waves, one is clear: even in the grief, the drama in the house of Windsor is never sleeping.
