On September 15, Prince Harry will receive an $8.5 million inheritance from a $90 million trust fund set up by the Queen Mother, marking his 40th birthday. However, Prince William and Princess Kate are reportedly unhappy with this, as Harry’s share will exceed William’s. This gift underscores ongoing family tensions.
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