Here’s How Much Each Member Of The Royal Family Is Worth

The British royal family has power, prestige, and tons and tons of money. Contrary to popular belief, the Royals aren't fully funded by taxpayers. They're independently wealthy with inheritances, crown estates, and allowances. Alone, the crown jewels have an estimated worth of between £3 and £5 billion ($4 - $6.6 billion). Their combined wealth is thought to be around $88 billion.

So, how much are the British family members actually worth? Spoiler: even the poorest royals are still wealthier than most of us could ever imagine.

Sarah Ferguson ($1 Million)

Image Credit: WPA Pool / Pool / Getty Images
Image Credit: WPA Pool / Pool / Getty Images

Sarah Ferguson, the former Duchess of York, only has a $1 million net worth, but that doesn't mean she's struggling. She currently lives in a £13 million home in an upper-crust skiing village (she can thank the Duke of York for their massive chalet, which she got in the divorce).

Fergie is one of the few scorned royals who originally wasn't even invited to Prince Harry and Megan Markle's wedding (she was outright banned from William and Kate's). Selling secrets to the press will do that. Aside from being a royal gossip, Fergie has held numerous jobs since her divorce including decades-long endorsements with Weight Watchers and Avon. She's currently a public speaker, TV personality, and film producer.

ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Anne ($10 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
Image Credit: Chris Jackson / Getty Images
Image Credit: Chris Jackson / Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

At one point, Princess Anne was second in line the throne after her mother's accession but currently rests around 12th. She still does quite a bit better than her brothers Prince Edward and Prince Andrew and has an estimated worth of $100 million.

ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Anne isn't famous for her massive wealth but rather for her charitable work. She's a patron to over 200 organizations – because if you've got over $100 million, why not spread it around? She also remains one of the only British royal family members to have competed in the Olympic Games and held the title of Princess Royal. She won a gold medal and two silver medals for her equestrian skills at the European Eventing Championships.

ADVERTISEMENT

Prince William ($100 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Image Credit: Richard Stonehouse / Stringer / Getty Images
Image Credit: Richard Stonehouse / Stringer / Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Prince William is in line for the throne and, as a result, has a pretty big net worth. Both he and his brother Prince Harry collected a huge chunk of their worth through an inheritance they received on their 30th birthdays. It included £13m in trust and estate from their late mother, Princess Diana.

ADVERTISEMENT

William also pulled in $450,000 per year in investment profits by the time he was 21 and receives an allowance from his father that's rumored to be around $4.6 million. In 2022, he inherited the private Duchy of Cornwall estate from his father, King Charles. A property that is worth a whopping $1.2 billion.

ADVERTISEMENT

Prince Harry ($60 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Image Credit: Karwai Tang / WireImage / Getty Images
Image Credit: Karwai Tang / WireImage / Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Despite stepping away from official royal duties, Prince Harry is still sixth in line to the throne. Yes, he was topped by William's children. In any event, he's still as rich as his brother who is the current second heir. Prince Harry is so rich that he donated his estimated $45,000 salary from the Army Air Corps to charity.

ADVERTISEMENT

Like his brother, Harry gained access to a £13m inheritance when he turned 30. He also received $450,000 a year in investments around age 21 and a rumored $4.6 million allowance from his father, the Duke of Cornwall and current heir to the throne.

ADVERTISEMENT

Kate Middleton ($10 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
3_yfw
Pinterest
Pinterest
ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, has a rags-to-riches story of sorts. She wasn't always a royal, but after her wedding to Prince William in 2011, she sealed the deal. Despite being a commoner, Middleton's family was very wealthy. They had a net worth of $50 million, largely thanks to Party Pieces, a wildly successful online party supply business.

ADVERTISEMENT

Middleton is also a notorious saver. She doesn't really spend her family's cash. Her wardrobe expenses are paid for by King Charles, and most of her travel costs are funded by the countries she visits. Her net worth is also brought higher thanks to her husband, Prince William, who inherited a $1.2 billion estate in 2022!

ADVERTISEMENT

Prince George ($3.6 Billion)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-1408017456
Karwai Tang/WireImage
Karwai Tang/WireImage
ADVERTISEMENT

Prince George may be just four years old, but he's probably richer than you'll ever be (unless you're a billionaire, in which case, kudos). As third in line to the throne, he's a pretty big deal even though he doesn't realize it yet. Almost all of his money is in an inheritance, which he can't touch until he's a little bit older.

ADVERTISEMENT

Prince George will never have to work a day in his life, unless you count royal duties (there will surely be more than a few cups of tea had, but they'll likely be poured by someone else). His net worth was also calculated based on his value to the British economy. He's got the potential to drive billions in sales to the UK.

ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Diana ($25 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Image Credit: Fox Photos / Stringer / Hulton Archive / Getty Images
Image Credit: Fox Photos / Stringer / Hulton Archive / Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Diana, the Princess of Wales, tragically passed away in August 1997 leaving behind her two young boys Prince Harry and Prince William. At the time of her death, the Princess of Wales was very wealthy. She had an estimated $55 million net worth which was a combination of family money and marrying into the royal family (obviously, that's pretty lucrative). Her independent wealth soared after divorcing from Charles, Prince of Wales, and reportedly received a $22.8 million lump sum along with an allowance for her private office.

ADVERTISEMENT

After her death, her estate was split and put into to two separate trusts for her sons. They received this money when they were around 30 years old.

ADVERTISEMENT

Prince Andrew ($5 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-1363244226
Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images
Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Despite some drama in his history, Prince Andrew is still massively rich thanks to hard work (who would have thought?). He's listed as a patron, president, and colonel of over 130 organizations, charities, and military regiments.

ADVERTISEMENT

He's also got some great stock market investments and property holdings along with owning the football team London Angels, a vodka brand, and a perfume.

ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Charlotte ($4 Billion)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-1412714828
Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Chris Jackson/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Charlotte is in line for the throne, right behind her older brother Prince George. Yet, she's estimated to be worth over $1.5 billion more than her older brother. Why? Charlotte is a fashion icon in the making. She has what's known as the "Charlotte effect" (when everything she wears sells out within 24 hours). This was first tested with a pastel yellow cardigan from a popular British department store. Just 24 hours after pictures of the tot in her sweater surfaced, the store had sold out.

ADVERTISEMENT

Charlotte's net worth was also calculated through a mix of her inheritance and her value to the UK economy. If her outfit choices sell out like her mom's do, she's worth quite a bit more than Prince George. Sorry, but boys' clothes just aren't as interesting.

ADVERTISEMENT

Camilla Parker-Bowles ($5 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Image Credit: Max Mumby / Indigo / Getty Images
Image Credit: Max Mumby / Indigo / Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Camilla Parker-Bowles married into the royal family years after Diana's passing. She wed King Charles in April 2005 but was always well off. Her father was the Vice Lord Lieutenant of East Sussex, and she grew up on a $2 million estate in Sussex. She regularly socialized with the royals in her youth and met her future hubby in 1972. He later went on to marry Princess Diana, but the pair reconnected after Di's tragic passing.

ADVERTISEMENT

Parker-Bowles was a receptionist before becoming the Duchess of Cornwall and then the Queen.

ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Beatrice ($1 million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Image Credit: WPA Pool / Pool / Getty Images
Image Credit: WPA Pool / Pool / Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Beatrice is known for her wild hats and for being tenth in line to the throne. She's the eldest daughter of the Duke of York and Sarah Ferguson (i.e. she calls the Queen 'Nan'). So where does that $1 million come from? A royal trust that was established for Beatrice and her sister by the Queen Mother. An additional trust was set up by her parents after their 1996 divorce.

ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Beatrice reportedly pulls in $5 million annually and is the first member of the Royal Family to appear in a non-documentary movie.

ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Eugenie ($4.8 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Image Credit: Anwar Hussein / WireImage / Getty Images
Image Credit: Anwar Hussein / WireImage / Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Eugenie has around a $4.8 million net worth -- largely from a trust fund set up by the Queen Mother and an additional trust fund set up by her parents after their divorce. She's ninth in line to the British throne, but that doesn't mean she's never worked.

ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Eugenie is the associate director of Hauer & Wirth, a London-based art gallery. Her three-bedroom cottage, which she shares with husband Jack Brooksbanks, is known as Ivy Cottage.

ADVERTISEMENT

Prince Edward ($45 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Image Credit: Dan Kitwood / Getty Images
Image Credit: Dan Kitwood / Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

As the Earl of Wessex and 10th in line for the throne, Prince Edward is sitting on a whole lot of cash. The royal is thought to be worth a whopping $45 million. He's the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

ADVERTISEMENT

Prince Edward tried his hand at two careers. First, he was an officer cadet in the Royal Marines but left just a couple months into his year-long training. He then decided to pursue the world of theater, his true passion. He worked as a production assistant in Really Useful Theatre Company and has some TV production credits. Today, Prince Edward attends to his royal duties as the President of the Commonwealth Games Federation.

ADVERTISEMENT

Sophie Helen ($10 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Image Credit: Tim Graham / Tim Graham Photo Library / Getty Images
Image Credit: Tim Graham / Tim Graham Photo Library / Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Sophie Helen, the Countess of Wessex, has amassed a similar net worth to her husband, Prince Edward. Unlike most royals, Sophie knows a hard day's work. Before marrying into the royal family, she was a publicist. Today, she's quit her day job and moved her efforts towards charity.

ADVERTISEMENT

Sophie is a patron of numerous organizations with her $10 million wealth. She works with the SAFC Foundation (Sunderland A.F.C.'s charity), Girlguiding UK, and Tomorrow's People Trust. She also spends her days assisting the Queen with foreign royal events. As a former publicist, she has a knack for organizing the Queen's affairs.

ADVERTISEMENT

Prince Louis ($400 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-1421709102
Jonathan Brady - Pool/Getty Images
Jonathan Brady - Pool/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Prince Louis is the youngest of William and Kate's children, but the royal added an estimated $400 million to the British economy. How could this be? Well, the royal family is thought to generate $2.5 billion every year for the UK's economy. The new baby's worth comes from souvenir sales and memorabilia (he's a pretty big deal as the fifth heir to the throne). If he's anything like his sister Princess Charlotte, everything from his clothes to the toys he plays with will push retail sales.

ADVERTISEMENT

Prince Louis will probably bring in less for the British economy than his sister (who's estimated to pull in £100 million a year thanks to her sartorial savvy) and his brother Prince George, who pulls in an estimated £75 million a year. Just wait until he gets a little older.

ADVERTISEMENT

Zara Tindall ($20 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Image Credit: Chris Furlong PT / Getty Images
Image Credit: Chris Furlong PT / Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Zara Tindall may be 17th in line to the throne, but she has impressive wealth (even by royal standards). Tindall has a business empire. Her lucrative sponsorship deal with clothing company Musto is thought to be worth $1.55 million. She's earned over $100,000 as the face of Howrse, an online game for equestrians, and has deals with Rolex and Land Rover.

ADVERTISEMENT

On top of that, Tindall has launched her own range of upmarket jewelry and a line of perfumes. She's also got numerous real estate holdings bolstering her already large net worth. She makes a whole lot more than most royals because her business endeavors would not be allowed were she an actual princess.

ADVERTISEMENT

Meghan Markle ($60 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-960056444
Jonathan Brady - WPA Pool/Getty Images
Jonathan Brady - WPA Pool/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Meghan Markle was independently wealthy before she ever became a royal. It's estimated that she earned around $50,000 per episode of Suits and was thought to have brought in around half a million a year from acting and sponsorships.

ADVERTISEMENT

Since she and Prince Harry stepped down from royal duties, they've secured deals with Spotify and Netflix that should boost their net worths by quite a lot. The Spotify deal is rumored to be worth $15-$18 million, while terms of the Netflix project haven't been disclosed.

ADVERTISEMENT

King Charles ($600 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
britains-king-charles-iii-attends-the-presentation-of-news-photo-1664820972
Henry Nicholls/Getty Images
Henry Nicholls/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

The King of England ascended the throne in 2022, leaving him with a substantial net worth and assets. Though King Charles may have an estimated $600 million in cash, his assets are thought to be much, much higher (like around $1.3 billion kind of higher) – but that's not all.

ADVERTISEMENT

King Charles has a huge real estate portfolio. Though he doesn't own the properties, he's entitled to receive income from the land because he's the sole beneficiary of the properties. In 2017, he raked in $25 million from his real estate portfolio alone.

ADVERTISEMENT

Hugh Grosvenor, 7th Duke of Westminster ($12 Billion)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
hugh-grosvenor
Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images
Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

When Major General Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor passed away in 2016, he left his title and his fortune to son Hugh Grosvenor. The 7th Duke of Westminster is one of the world's wealthiest people under the age of 30. He controls a British real estate company called Grosvenor Group, which owns roughly 300 acres in the London area. He's also worked as an account manager for a clean technology company called Bio-bean.

ADVERTISEMENT

Grosvenor's family is intensely private and tries to avoid public attention whenever possible. William and Kate, Prince and Princess of Wales, made this a little bit difficult when they named Grosvenor the godfather of their Prince George in 2013.

ADVERTISEMENT

Lady Charlotte Wellesley ($4.3 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
charlotte-wellesly
Daniel Perez/Getty Images
Daniel Perez/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

As the daughter of the 9th Duke of Wellington, Lady Charlotte Wellesley was already well off financially. Her family, descendants of Queen Victoria, are worth tens of millions. But then she married Colombian billionaire financier Alejandro Santo Domingo in 2016 and her net worth went through the roof. The former photographer's assistant is now on the Sunday Times Rich List.

ADVERTISEMENT

The couple's wealth comes from "inheritance, brewing and investment." Their wedding was an extravagant affair held in Granada, Spain, and attended by the likes of Camilla, the Queen, and Spain's former King Juan Carlos I.

ADVERTISEMENT

Ladies Amelia, Eliza, And Kitty Spencer ($154 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
spencer-sisters
Dave Thompson - WPA Pool/Getty Images
Dave Thompson - WPA Pool/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Twins Amelia and Eliza Spencer and their sister Kitty are the glamorous daughters of the 9th Earl Spencer, Charles Spencer. Many will recognize him best as the brother of the late Princess Diana. The Spencer family dates back to the 15th century and has some very famous names among its members, including former Prime Minister Winston Churchill.

ADVERTISEMENT

Diana's nieces are cousins to Princes William and Harry. They have a younger brother, Louis, Viscount Althorp, as well as some step-siblings. Kitty is a model who also worked in finance, while her younger sisters attend college in South Africa.

ADVERTISEMENT

David Armstrong-Jones, 2nd Earl Of Snowdon ($1.5 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
linley
Tim Graham/Getty Images
Tim Graham/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Twentieth in line to the throne, David Armstrong-Jones is the son of Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones, the 1st Earl of Snowdon. He's Queen Elizabeth's nephew as well as a grandson of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother. A furniture maker and former chairman of the Christie's UK auction house, he goes professionally by the name David Linley.

ADVERTISEMENT

Linley drew fire in 2007 for auctioning off many of his mother's possessions, but he defended the move. Proceeds went to provide for his "family's future and my children's education – normal family requirements," he said. His wife Serena Armstrong-Jones, Countess of Snowdon, is the daughter of Charles Stanhope, 12th Earl of Harrington, who is reportedly worth around $327 million.

ADVERTISEMENT

Duke Of Gloucester ($10 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
gloucester
Jeff Spicer/Getty Images
Jeff Spicer/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester, is a first cousin of Queen Elizabeth II and the youngest grandchild of King George V and Queen Mary. He inherited his father's position in 1974 and stopped working as an architect to focus on his duties as Duke.

ADVERTISEMENT

The Duke is actively involved in charity work and also serves as the Chancellor of the University of Worcester. He married the Danish-born Birgitte van Deurs in 1972, and they have three children together. The couple is estimated to be worth around $10 million.

ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy ($1-5 Million)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
alexandra
Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images
Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy is related to both the Queen and to Prince Philip. She's a first cousin to Elizabeth, and also Philip's first cousin once removed. When she was born, she was sixth in line to the throne. Over the years her place in the queque has moved back 52nd!

ADVERTISEMENT

Alexandra has worked as an ambassador to the Queen in the United Kingdom and overseas, and as such received £225,000 per year from the Civil List to cover the cost of official expenses until the program was abolished in 2013. She is reported to be worth between $22 to $25 million.

ADVERTISEMENT

Christopher Portman, 10th Viscount Portman ($2 Billion)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
portman
Wikimedia Commons
Wikimedia Commons
ADVERTISEMENT

Christopher Portman became viscount when he was 41 years old, upon his father's 1999 death. He and his family appeared on the 2005 and 2006 in the Sunday Times Rich List and have an estimated net worth of $2 billion. Viscount Portman runs the Portman estate, a 110-acre London property, and also owns property in the U.S.

ADVERTISEMENT

The heir apparent to the Portman Estate is his eldest son, Hon. Luke Henry Oliver Richard Berkeley Portman.

ADVERTISEMENT

Lady Helen Taylor Represents High Fashion

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
taylor
David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images
David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

The fashionably eccentric Lady Helen Taylor, 42nd in line of succession to the throne, is a great-granddaughter of King George V . She's married to famed art dealer Timothy Taylor, and for many years was a fashion ambassador and muse to Giorgio Armani. Due to her elegant but fun wardrobe as well as her work with various charities, she's popular with the public.

ADVERTISEMENT

The couple's exact net worth is not known, but considering that Timothy pays more than half a million dollars in rent for his gallery each year, it's reasonable to assume that they're quite comfortable financially.

ADVERTISEMENT

Lady Amelia Windsor Is A Successful Model

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
amelia
Victor Boyko/Getty Images for Christian Dior Couture
Victor Boyko/Getty Images for Christian Dior Couture
ADVERTISEMENT

Lady Amelia Windsor, 38th in line to the throne, has been called "the most beautiful royal of Britain." We wonder if the Spencer sisters have anything to say to that! Lady Amelia is the daughter of George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews, and granddaughter of Prince Edward, Duke of Kent.

ADVERTISEMENT

She has appeared in high fashion publications including Vogue and Tatler, and she's also been a runway model for designers like Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana, and Azzedine Alaia.

ADVERTISEMENT

Lord Frederick Windsor Works As A Financial Analyst

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
frederick
Karwai Tang/WireImage
Karwai Tang/WireImage
ADVERTISEMENT

Lord Frederick Michael George David Louis Windsor is the son of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, currently 48th in line to the succession of the British throne. He's a financial analyst and also serves as the president of a charity called Soldier On!

ADVERTISEMENT

Frederick has had a rather wild reputation in the past (even reportedly holding a huge Kensington Palace party while people paid their respects during the Queen Mother's funeral), but seems to have turned his life around for the better. He's been married to actress Sophie Winkleman since 2009.

ADVERTISEMENT

Arthur Chatto Is A Student And Personal Trainer

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Prince Harry Marries Ms. Meghan Markle - Windsor Castle.
Pool/Max Mumby/Getty Images
Pool/Max Mumby/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Born in 1999, Arthur Chatto is the son of Princess Margaret's daughter Lady Sarah Chatto and her husband Daniel. The 26th in line to the throne works as a personal trainer at a gym in Edinburgh, Scotland, where he attends university.

ADVERTISEMENT

His net worth is estimated to be around $5 million, and it certainly looks as if he's enjoying the good life on his social media accounts. Here, he's pictured with his mother at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding.

ADVERTISEMENT

What It's Like To Live Like A Modern Day Royal

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-453013335
Pawel Libera/LightRocket via Getty Images
Pawel Libera/LightRocket via Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Queen Elizabeth II is now the longest-reigning British monarch, having held the throne for 66 years. But the British royal family is also getting younger, with the additions of Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, along with the young princes and princesses.

ADVERTISEMENT

Taking the lead on the younger generation of the family are Prince William and Prince Harry, along with their cousins Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie. These modern-day royals are doing things a bit differently, although The Crown may not always approve.

ADVERTISEMENT

Their Car Collection Is On Point

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-1002392076-87162
Gregor Fischer/picture alliance via Getty Images
Gregor Fischer/picture alliance via Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

While they're often driven and flown around by other people, members of the royal family also have quite a few cars of their own. And as expected, these vehicles aren't your average family car. Prince William and Duchess Kate have been known to drive seven different cars.

ADVERTISEMENT

Their cars include a Range Rover SUV, Audi R8, Jaguar XJ and a Bentley Flying Spur. Prince Harry put his used Audi RS6 Avant on the market in 2018. The car he drove for a year, including picking up Meghan Markle on the way to Pippa Middleton's wedding, sold for around $94,000.

ADVERTISEMENT

There's Pressure To Be Fit And Beautiful

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-158154439-94529
Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images
Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Much like famous actors and musicians who are in the spotlight, members of the royal family receive massive amounts of media attention. While Buckingham Palace makes announcements from time to time, requesting that members of the family be left alone and given privacy during sensitive times, more often than not, royals are subjected to same unforgiving paparazzi harassment as Hollywood stars.

ADVERTISEMENT

When Princess Beatrice was 22 years old, she saw an unflattering image of herself in a bikini published in the tabloids. and felt pressured to improve her appearance. She signed up for the London Marathon and lost weight training for the race. She then continued her fitness routine and in turn, the media backed off.

ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Beatrice Lives in NYC and Works for A Software Company

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-1007110444-38020
Luiz Rampelotto/NurPhoto via Getty Images
Luiz Rampelotto/NurPhoto via Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

After graduating from Goldsmiths College in London with a BA in History, Princess Beatrice wasted no time getting her career started. At 28 years old, she began working with Afiniti, a U.S. company that provides software to call centers. She left London for New York City to take the job, and is certainly not riding on the coattails of her family.

ADVERTISEMENT

Speaking with Town And Country Magazine on being a royal and a working woman, Princess Beatrice said, "We are the first: we are young women trying to build careers and have personal lives, and we're also princesses and doing all of this in the public eye." Beginning her career as a research analyst for a private wealth firm, Beatrice now serves as the Vice President of Partnerships and Strategy at Afiniti and oversees Afiniti's partnerships and client development.

ADVERTISEMENT

Royals With Formal Roles Can't Use Instagram, But Eugenie Can

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-543514998-99555
Max Mumby/Pool/Indigo/Getty Images
Max Mumby/Pool/Indigo/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

The rules differ between royals with formal roles and those who don't. Prince William and Duchess Kate both have formal roles and duties. When Meghan became engaged to Harry, the American actress had to follow protocol of the Kensington Palace, and deactivate her Instagram account.

ADVERTISEMENT

However, Princess Eugenie, who is William and Harry's cousin, is allowed to have personal social media accounts. Eugenie has 320,000 followers on Instagram where she shares photos of charitable events and classic family photos. She launched the account on March 8, 2018, stating, "I can think of no better day than today, International Women's Day, to launch my personal Instagram. I hope to use this platform to share the causes, passions, and people close to my heart."

ADVERTISEMENT

Down to Earth, But Still An A-Lister

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-626985596-28367
Chris Jackson - Pool/Getty Images
Chris Jackson - Pool/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Although many members of the royal family appear down-to-Earth, we can't forget that they rub elbows with the elite. Princess Beatrice dated Uber Executive Dave Clark, and the couple double dated with A-listers Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis.

ADVERTISEMENT

Likewise, when Prince Harry was single, a mutual friend set him up with Meghan Markle, who was then a well-known American actress for her part in Suits. It was reported that the now-married couple joined George and Amal Clooney at their Lake Como mansion in Italy for a secret holiday soon after they became involved.

ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Eugenie Has Nerves and a Pinterest Board

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-1013337016-86365
Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images
Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Just like many young women getting ready for marriage, Princess Eugenie was nervous about the big day, but found calm in knowing that she'd be walking down the aisle to the man of her dreams. She told British Vogue, "It's very nerve-wracking because you want it to be perfect but then you realize that you're going to be with the person you love forever and nothing else really matters."

ADVERTISEMENT

She also finds inspiration on Pinterest for her wedding decorations and cake, proving that just because she's related to Queen Elizabeth II doesn't mean she's any different than other modern brides. Princess Eugenie began dating her fiance Jack Brooksbank seven years ago. The couple became engaged in January 2018, were married later that year, and had their first child in 2021.

ADVERTISEMENT

Prince William and Duchess Kate Have a Nanny for the Kids

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-477035294-30220
Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images
Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Three kids is a lot to keep up with, and with all of their royal duties, Prince William and Kate Middleton chose to enlist the help of a nanny. Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo is the nanny to Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. She studied at the prestigious Noreland College where the top nannies in the country are trained.

ADVERTISEMENT

Nicknamed the "real life Mary Poppins," Maria lives in the royal household, with her own quarters located in Kensington Palace. She's seen taking care of the children and taking them to the pond on the palace's property. It's estimated that the couple spends between $36,493 and $58,552 on Maria's salary to take care of the three youngest members of the royal family.

ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Eugenie's Wedding Was Plastic-Free

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-699688370-73770
Jonathan Brady/PA Images via Getty Images
Jonathan Brady/PA Images via Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

The health of the environment is very important to Princess Eugenie, who is an ambassador of Project 0, a charity that aims to eliminate plastic pollution in the ocean. The Princess does not use plastic in her home, and made sure that her October 12th wedding was plastic-free as well.

ADVERTISEMENT

The princess says making her household anti-plastic has been "eye-opening." She also encourages others to adopt the plastic-free lifestyle, stating, "We aim to inspire people to make sustainable choices to stop the ocean from drowning in plastic."

ADVERTISEMENT

The Duchesses Love Designer Labels

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-948607100-91416
Photo by Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images
Photo by Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Since Prince William and Prince Harry are within close succession to the throne, they are given an allowance for not only themselves, but their wives. When Kate Middleton was welcomed into the family, it was the first time since Princess Diana that the People of Commonwealth had a young female royal to look to for fashion cues.

ADVERTISEMENT

This was dubbed as the "Kate Middleton Effect" as the Duchess of Cambridge's outfits would quickly sell-out at stores. Designers including Sarah Burton and Alexander McQueen have seen a spike in sales after the Duchess wears their designs. Meghan Markle's favorite designers include Givenchy, Roland Mouret, Emilia Wickstead, and Dior.

ADVERTISEMENT

Since Meghan Joined The Royal Family, The Budget (Substantially) Increased

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-997286574-14789
Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)
Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)
ADVERTISEMENT

According to The Telegraph, before Meghan Markle married Prince Harry and joined the royal family, Prince William, Prince Harry, and Kate Middleton shared $4.6 million for purchases. We have to imagine that a lot of that budget is going towards Kate Middleton's wardrobe, as well as the three kids.

ADVERTISEMENT

However, when Meghan Markle joined the family, the budget was boosted $2 million, up to $6.5 million annually. It does appear that the couples will be taking over some appearances for the Queen, so it makes sense they would need to increase their budget in order to do so.

ADVERTISEMENT

Their Vacations Are Luxurious

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-520900918-21133
Samir Hussein/Pool/WireImage
Samir Hussein/Pool/WireImage
ADVERTISEMENT

The royal family takes their vacations seriously. Prince William and Duchess Kate make sure to have a family holiday twice a year, along with a few smaller trips. The couple enjoys taking their family on skiing trips in Meribel, France, and thawing out by the beach in Biarritz, France. To get some privacy and alone time, William and Kate sneak off to private islands like North Island and Seychelles, off the coast of East Africa.

ADVERTISEMENT

Before they were married, Prince Harry took Meghan on trips to Botswana, Norway, Jamaica,and Zambia.

ADVERTISEMENT

PDA is On Lockdown (But They Test The Boundaries)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-1005673962-83207
Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Chris Jackson/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Unlike other couples in love, members of the royal family are discouraged from showing affection in public. Many have noted that Prince William and Duchess Kate's two kisses at their wedding was the first and last time they ever witnessed the royal couple showing affection for one another.

ADVERTISEMENT

Queen Elizabeth II rarely holds hands with her husband, and encourages members of the family to limit hand holding, kissing, and other affection while in public, in order to remain professional while at royal events. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been given more leeway, however, since Prince William is ahead of his younger brother in succession to the throne.

ADVERTISEMENT

They Still Have To Use Proper Etiquette, Always

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
socialmedia-84988-45142
Karwai Tang/WireImage
Karwai Tang/WireImage
ADVERTISEMENT

You may think that because it's 2018, certain rules of proper etiquette and poise would no longer apply. But they still do. Meghan Markle is getting the hang of the new protocol that she needs to follow being a royal, and representing the royal family.

ADVERTISEMENT

While she and Prince Harry were dating, Meghan enjoyed the last months of her freedom as a citizen, including being able to cross her legs. She officially wed Prince Harry in May 2018, and was afterward required to follow all rules of royal etiquette, including slanting her legs and crossing her ankles, instead of throwing one leg over the other.

ADVERTISEMENT

Royal Women Must Only Paint Their Nails Nude

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-610471376-94366
Andrew Chin/Getty Images
Andrew Chin/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Another rule that may seem outdated, but is still very much enforced for the most prominent women, is that ladies of the royal family must only wear nude nail polish. They can push the limit with light pink, but that's as far as they can go. You'll see that both Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle abide by this rule.

ADVERTISEMENT

However, if you take a closer look at Princess Eugenie's nails, you'll see that she paints them however she pleases! When she was 22 years old she was spotted with Union Flag painted nails at the Epsom Derby in 2012. Her sister Beatrice doesn't appear to be testing the waters on this one.

ADVERTISEMENT

They Have To Wait Until The Baby Is Born To Learn The Gender

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-950374768-35849
Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Chris Jackson/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Although gender reveal parties and creative social media announcements are wildly popular with expecting parents today, members of the royal family don't get to enjoy these moments for themselves. Sources say that Prince William and Kate Middleton didn't find out the gender of their children until they were born.

ADVERTISEMENT

Likewise, the announcement of a pregnancy or royal birth is still done in a very traditional and formal matter, so Prince Harry and Meghan Markle followed the strict rules with their first baby.

ADVERTISEMENT

The Duchess of Cambridge Shook Things Up With a Candid Photo

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-994683380-56852
DOMINIC LIPINSKI/AFP/Getty Images
DOMINIC LIPINSKI/AFP/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

The British royal family has traditionally taken very formal portraits on special occasions such as weddings and christenings. But in July of 2018, Kate Middleton and the royal family chose to release and publish a candid photo of Prince Louis at his christening ceremony.

ADVERTISEMENT

The photo (not pictured), taken by Matt Porteous, was originally to be kept in the family's private collection, but they loved it so much they decided to share it with the world. Historically, it's rare for such candid photos of the family to be released, but Prince William and Kate Middleton are bridging the gap and making the family more approachable and relatable to the people of Britain.

ADVERTISEMENT

They Still Must Ask the Queen's Permission to Marry

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-496146814-27490
Chris Jackson - WPA Pool/Getty Images
Chris Jackson - WPA Pool/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

It may seem like an outdated rule, but members of the royal family are still required to get permission from Queen Elizabeth II before they give or accept a marriage proposal. This is required by the Royal Marriages Act of 1772. Famously, Princess Margaret, the Queen's sister, had to ask her permission to marry Peter Townsend, who had been recently divorced. (She told her to wait, and they didn't end up getting married.)

ADVERTISEMENT

Both Prince William and Prince Harry were required to ask the Queen for permission before they proposed, giving the decision to Queen Elizabeth II as to whether or not that person should be welcomed into the prestigious family.

ADVERTISEMENT

Modesty, Always

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-829900260-12711
John Stillwell - PA Images/Getty Images
John Stillwell - PA Images/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Women of the British royal family must be extra careful in their wardrobe choices not to show too much skin, which can be a challenge for the younger women who joined the family and didn't always have to abide by the restrictions.

ADVERTISEMENT

Princess Diana's purses jokingly became known as "cleavage bags." The Princess was often photographed gripping her clutch tightly to her chest to prevent any unwanted paparazzi photos. Anya Hindmarch, who designed numerous bags for the late princess told the Telegraph: "We used to laugh when we designed what she called her 'cleavage bags,' little satin clutches which she would cover her cleavage with when she stepped out of cars."

ADVERTISEMENT

Balmoral Castle In Scotland Is Queen Elizabeth's Scottish Home

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Balmoral Castle In Scotland Is Queen Elizabeth's Scottish Home
Andrew Milligan - WPA Pool/Getty Images
Andrew Milligan - WPA Pool/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Balmoral Castle has been the Scottish home of the English Royal Family since Prince Albert bought it for Queen Victoria in 1852. When Queen Victoria died in 1901, the estate passed, according to her will, to King Edward VII. Each of his successors has since inherited the property.

ADVERTISEMENT

Queen Elizabeth II, The Duke of Edinburgh, and The Prince of Wales have a special interest in the estate and work regularly to keep it running properly and be updated as required. Tourists are allowed to visit the grounds, gardens, exhibitions, gift shop and cafe.

ADVERTISEMENT

The Royal Philatelic Collection (Postage Stamps)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
The Royal Philatelic Collection
CHRIS JACKSON/AFP/Getty Images
CHRIS JACKSON/AFP/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Queen Elizabeth II has quite an impressive collection of stamps. The Royal Philatelic Collection features some of the finest and most comprehensive collection of British and Commonwealth stamps. King George V started the collection in the 1800s when he was the Duke of York.

ADVERTISEMENT

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II added significantly to the collection. Highlights from include philatelic gems such as the 1840 Penny Black and Twopenny Blue, the legendary Post Office Mauritius, and the Great Britain Two Pence Tyrian Plum.

ADVERTISEMENT

Sandringham House Is Another Of Queen Elizabeth's Properties

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Sandringham House Is Another Of Queen Elizabeth's Properties
Tim Graham/Getty Images
Tim Graham/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Queen Elizabeth II owns Sandringham, a country retreat. British monarchs have called the estate their private home for four generations (since 1862). There are 24 hectares of gardens on the property, and the royal family typically spends Christmas there.

ADVERTISEMENT

The estate contains York Cottage, Park House where Diana Princess of Wales was born, as well as Amner Cottage and Wood Farm. Tourists are allowed to visit Sandringham to see the gardens, museum, and parts of the house, which was built by King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. The main ground floor rooms, regularly used by the Royal Family, are also open to the public.

ADVERTISEMENT

Ascot Racecourse In The South Of England (Via The Crown Estate)

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Ascot
Jeff Spicer/Getty Images for Ascot Racecourse
Jeff Spicer/Getty Images for Ascot Racecourse
ADVERTISEMENT

Ascot Racecourse is just one of many properties that is part of the Crown Estate, which "belongs to the reigning monarch 'in right of The Crown', that is, it is owned by the monarch for the duration of their reign, by virtue of their accession to the throne." The properties of the Crown Estate are not privately owned by the monarch or by the government. They're managed by an independent organization.

ADVERTISEMENT

In 1711, Queen Anne decided a racecourse was needed at Ascot, and she made it happen in the summer of that year. It's located six miles from Windsor Castle and is one of the top racecourses in the United Kingdom.

ADVERTISEMENT

Queen Elizabeth Weekends At Windsor Castle In Berkshire

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Queen Elizabeth Weekends At Windsor Castle In Berkshire
Ben Stansall - WPA Pool/Getty Images
Ben Stansall - WPA Pool/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Queen Elizabeth II also "owns" Windsor Castle in Berkshire because she is the reigning monarch (it's also part of the Crown estate). William the Conqueror chose the site for the castle near the River Thames because it was easily accessible to London and was next to a Saxon hunting ground. Building started in 1070 and was complete in 1086.

ADVERTISEMENT

The Queen spends most of her weekends at Windsor Castle. It's an iconic building because it survived the English Civil War and protected royals during WWII bombings. It's one of England's top tourist attractions.

ADVERTISEMENT

A Massive Art Collection

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
A Massive Art Collection
DOMINIC LIPINSKI/AFP/Getty Images
DOMINIC LIPINSKI/AFP/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Queen Elizabeth II owns one of the largest art collections on earth. Thirteen royal homes in the United Kingdom contain pieces from her collection, which includes over 500,000 prints, 30,000 watercolors, and 7,000 paintings. There are several museums that also house some of the pieces she owns.

ADVERTISEMENT

The queen's collection features a lot of portraits, including those of late members of the royal family, such as King Henry VIII, King George V, Queen Victoria, and Queen Elizabeth. There's even several of Queen Elizabeth herself (including the one in the photo above). Other portraits feature Winston Churchill, Charles Dickens, and Margaret Thatcher.

ADVERTISEMENT

The Palace of Holyroodhouse In Scotland

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Palace
JANE BARLOW/AFP/Getty Images
JANE BARLOW/AFP/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

This is Queen Elizabeth II's official residence in Scotland and is also part of the Crown Estate. It was first a monastery in 1128. Each room in the palace is filled with furniture, paintings and other historical items. Tourists can visit the property and see the Holyrood Abbey, the gardens, and the state apartments.

ADVERTISEMENT

Some of Scotland's most iconic historic figures are associated with the palace, including Mary, Queen of Scots and Bonnie Prince Charlie. The Queen uses the Great Gallery to host state banquets, dinners and receptions. The Throne Room is also used for receptions and other State occasions.

ADVERTISEMENT

Regent Street In London

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Regent Street In London
DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS/AFP/AFP/Getty Images
DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS/AFP/AFP/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Regent Street in London is the major shopping street in the city. It's named after George, the Prince Regent who became King George IV. It is also a part of the Crown Estate. The street features numerous retail stores, including Liberty, Hamleys, Jaeger, and the Apple Store. The Queen's Crown Estate manages the area.

ADVERTISEMENT

The University of Westminster's main campus is located at No. 309 Regent Street, and All Souls Church is at the top of Regent Street. The street hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including Fashion and Design Month. The annual Christmas light display is also a big draw.

ADVERTISEMENT

A Dress Worth As Much As A Family Home

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
A Dress Worth As Much As A Family Home
WPA Pool/Getty Images
WPA Pool/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Speaking of Meghan and Harry's wedding, there were plenty of lavish details that went into planning the big day but of course, the centerpiece of it all was Meghan's wedding dress. The dress alone reportedly cost $400,000, which may be chump change for an actress-turned-royal, but for the average citizen, that's enough to buy a home in most areas of America.

ADVERTISEMENT

The expensive dress was designed by British fashion designer Clare Waight Keller, who is the artistic director of Givenchy. Meghan chose Keller to design her dress to showcase the success of leading British talent in fashion.

ADVERTISEMENT

A $1.5 Billion Offshore Energy Empire

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
A $1.5 Billion Offshore Energy Empire
Andrew Aitchison / In pictures via Getty Images
Andrew Aitchison / In pictures via Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

The Crown Estate is actively involved in the offshore wind sector. The project currently meets over six percent of the UK's electricity demand, and is expected to deliver 10 percent by 2020. One of the goals of the offshore wind sector is to make the nation's seabed "a brilliant place to invest."

ADVERTISEMENT

The offshore energy empire includes 30 wind farms and is worth an estimated $1.5 billion. But not everyone in the royal family is happy with the project. Prince Philip once called it "absolutely useless" and Prince Charles referred to the wind farms as a "horrendous blot on the landscape."

ADVERTISEMENT

The Duchy Of Lancaster Spans 45,500 Acres

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
The Duchy Of Lancaster Spans 45,500 Acres
David Moorhouse, contributor, Getty Images
David Moorhouse, contributor, Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Queen Elizabeth II also owns the Duchy of Lancaster, which was founded in the 13th century. It's comprised of 45,550 acres of land including estates, farmland, historic buildings, and malls in England and Wales. The Duchy is valued at approximately $675 million. The good news is that the Duchy is self-financing and does not rely on taxpayer money to function.

ADVERTISEMENT

Some of the properties in the Duchy include Lancaster Castle, Bolingbroke Castle, Goathland Estate, Pickering Castle and the Savoy Estate in London. As of 2018, the revenue of the Duchy was valued at $25 million.

ADVERTISEMENT

They Have HOW Much Liquor?!

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-476957156-73137
Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Chris Jackson/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Fans of liquor will get a kick out of this. The British Royals have a history of owning expensive things and maintaining lovely collections, so this would be a mixture of those two categories. They receive gifts all the time, even though they can only accept them from certain people.

ADVERTISEMENT

A popular gift to give is liquor so over the years, the British royals have built a large liquor cabinet. Overall, they have roughly $507,018 worth of it stashed away.

ADVERTISEMENT

The Duchy Of Cornwall

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
The Duchy Of Cornwall
Wikimedia Commons
Wikimedia Commons
ADVERTISEMENT

The Duchy of Cornwall, which is nearly 700 years old, is inherited by the eldest son of the reigning monarch of England. That happens to be Prince Charles. It was established by Edward III in 1337. It consists of about 53,000 hectares of land in 23 counties, mostly in the South West of England.

ADVERTISEMENT

The Duchy capital account has increased from $514 million to $962 million since 2004, and the surplus has increased $12 to $24 million over the same period. The management and control of the Duchy of Cornwall are separate from the Queen's Duchy of Lancaster.

ADVERTISEMENT

A Sleek Mini Car To Commemorate The Big Day

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
A Sleek Mini Car To Commemorate The Big Day
Sjoerd van der Wal/Getty Images
Sjoerd van der Wal/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle likely received plenty of lavish gifts on their famous nuptials that took place on May 19, 2018. But of course, leave it up to the prince to give his blushing bride a shiny new gift on four wheels. Harry gifted Meghan a Mini Countryman Cooper that cost quite a pretty penny.

ADVERTISEMENT

For nearly $40,000, Meghan's new all-wheel-drive car with all the fixings even came inscribed with hers and Harry's initials, in addition to their wedding date, on the dash in front of the passenger seat.

ADVERTISEMENT

Harry's Rolex Could Probably Withstand Space

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Harry's Rolex Could Probably Withstand Space
Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Chris Jackson/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

It's really not surprising that someone like Prince Harry owns a watch that is over $8,000. Harry wears a Rolex Explorer II. We guess it makes sense that a watch like that cost as much as someone's rent for half a year, but of course, it's all in the name.

ADVERTISEMENT

This watch is fabricated with Oystersteel, specially developed for the Rolex brand. This type of steel is a common high-technology allow used in the aerospace and chemical industries, which means that this bad boy isn't likely to corrode anytime in the near future.

ADVERTISEMENT

The Queen's Bentley Limo

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
The Queen's Bently Limo
Tim Graham Photo Library via Getty Images
Tim Graham Photo Library via Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

The queen continually adds to her collection of lavish accessories. In 2002, she received an elegant gift that even her dogs can enjoy! A Bentley Limo sounds as expensive as it looks.

ADVERTISEMENT

The queen only uses it on special occasions, and it's guarded at all times in case anyone wants to try any funny business. It comes equipped with all the royal modifications like bulletproof body and fluffy wool seats in the back for the doggos!

ADVERTISEMENT

The Royal Yacht

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
The Royal Yacht
Bryn Colton/Getty Images
Bryn Colton/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

The British royals must travel in style no matter if it's on land, air or water. On land, we just showed how the queen gets around in her Bently Limo, but here's their water transportation is even more lavish and they call it Britannia.

ADVERTISEMENT

It was built in 1952, and after 1997, it became more of a tourist attraction. Inside, it has silver cutlery sets, doorknobs made with silver and the living rooms are huge.

ADVERTISEMENT

Meghan's Jewelry

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
5.5_zit-84210
Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Chris Jackson/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

With a $400,000 wedding dress and a multi-million dollar beach estate, it comes as no surprise that Meghan Markle's jewelry collection is probably cost enough to put someone through college.

ADVERTISEMENT

According to W Magazine the Duchess Of Sussex now has a jewelry collection worth more than $700,000, and that's not even including the iconic $600,000 tiara she borrowed from the queen for the wedding. Talk about some royal perks!

ADVERTISEMENT

London's Kensington Palace

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
London's Kensington Palace
Mike Hewitt/Getty Images
Mike Hewitt/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

Staying in hotels is the only time you might've been inside a 547-room building. We guarantee that you've never been inside of a 547-room palace. Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle have the pleasure of living at Kensington Palace located in England.

ADVERTISEMENT

It's divided into apartments and offices, and cost almost $7 million to renovate in 2014. "Apartment 1" has a total of 21 rooms in case you were wondering. Which is more than any regular apartment should have.

ADVERTISEMENT

The Buckingham Palace

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
GettyImages-73696176-77793
Mike Hewitt/Getty Images
Mike Hewitt/Getty Images
ADVERTISEMENT

In the heart of England, you can find the official residence of the queen. Buckingham Palace has a total of 775 rooms (no big deal). It's a working royal palace, meaning it's not a private residence.

ADVERTISEMENT

Inside of it, there are 19 staterooms where the royal family can entertain their guests, as well as 52 bedrooms, so there is never a shortage of space! Entire families could live in this place and still have room for more. There are 78 bathrooms, so you can spend your time finding the perfect one to use.