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According to the media, Prince Philip has given more than 1.3 billion to the courtiers who took care of him before his death.
Web Yahoo cited The Sun, a popular British tabloid book. Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh The husband of England’s Queen Elizabeth II, who died on April 9 at the age of 99, expressed her affection for the courtesans who took care of her. during his illness by specifying in his will, giving up to 30 million pounds, or about 1,329 million baht, to courtiers who donated and offering close care
“Unlike some members of the royal family Prince Philip paid tribute to the three male courtiers who paid tribute to him: Brigadier General Archie Miller Bakewell, his personal secretary, and William Henderson. Marson and Stephen Nidohadol, courtiers who have provided close care to Prince Philip over the past few years, particularly Brigadier General Beckwell. who came to represent him on various missions at Prince Philip I can’t come.”
The Sun, citing an insider source, revealed that Most of Prince Philip’s wealth He became the wife of Queen Elizabeth II. while the grandson other grandparents Including Prince Harry. Each received a share in Prince Philip’s will.
“Prince Philip is not the one who punishes his nephew who misbehaves. He was a very fair person. He is a man who loves fairness and love. and does not hold grudges for long “A source close to referring to an interview with Oprah Winfrey’s Prince Harry and Duchess of Sussex or Meghan Markle throes that shook the British Royal earlier this month. last march which Prince Philip did not hold
The original source said: “Prince Philip has had plenty of time to consider all the laws. Therefore, it is unlikely to affect inheritance tax. and he is not a person who likes to keep his belongings in cash.”
The Sun also claimed that For the sons, four daughters, Prince Charles Princess Anne Prince Andrew Prince Edward Both were granted royal permission to carry 13,000 of Prince Philip’s collections in the library at Buckingham Palace.
