Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice lose £30 million from their parents’ inheritance

Sources close to the British royal family reported that Princess Eugenie and her sister, Princess Beatrice, lost the opportunity to obtain an inheritance that could amount to 30 million pounds sterling, after King Charles stripped their father, Prince Andrew, of his royal titles and forced him to leave his prestigious home, “Royal Lodge.”

According to real estate experts, Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice had hoped to inherit the “Royal Lodge” after their father’s death, but this opportunity disappeared after King Charles took official measures to terminate the house’s lease contract.

Prince Andrew had leased the Royal Lodge, which includes 30 rooms, for 75 years since 2003 after signing a long-term agreement with the Crown Corporation. The 65-year-old prince had strong residential rights, which made many people believe that the prince was planning to pass the palace on to his two daughters.

But as the scandals that followed Prince Andrew increased, King Charles decided to take strict measures against him, as the prince was notified of the necessity of leaving the “Royal Lodge”, a decision that came after a significant decline in his royal status, as he was stripped of his royal titles. The prince was staying at the Royal Lodge with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, and it seems that this decision was the beginning of the end for this chapter of his royal life.

Real estate expert, Elliot Castle, from the company “We Buy Any House,” said that Prince Andrew’s departure from “Royal Lodge” means losing any possible opportunity for inheritance, explaining that “when the lease is terminated or waived, it becomes impossible to inherit the property.” Castle added that losing the contract means closing the door to inheritance completely, whether from a financial or real estate perspective.

Castle confirmed that the official action taken to remove Prince Andrew from the Royal Lodge before the specified date had caused the contract to lose its value completely.

He pointed out that this includes not only moving costs, but also reflects a significant loss in a long-term real estate investment that could have lasted for decades.

He said: “Reports indicate a loss estimated at approximately 500,000 pounds sterling, an amount that represents part of the general loss, which includes the financial effects of this transformation.” About “Daily Express”