While the specific details of Prince Philip's will remain sealed for 90 years to protect the dignity of the Sovereign (a tradition upheld by the High Court in London), it is widely reported and accepted by royal biographers that he did leave a significant inheritance to Prince Harry. Despite the "Megxit" controversy and Harry's departure from senior royal duties, Prince Philip was known for being a pragmatist who valued family ties. His estate, estimated to be worth around £30 million ($40 million) at the time of his death in 2021, was mostly left to his wife, Queen Elizabeth II, but specific bequests were made to his grandchildren. Sources close to the palace indicate that Philip did not change his will to exclude Harry after the move to California, as he wanted to ensure his grandchildren were all financially looked after. In 2026, Harry has already received his inheritance from his mother, Princess Diana, and his great-grandmother, the Queen Mother. While Philip's exact contribution remains private, it is understood that Harry was treated equally alongside his brother, Prince William, in the distribution of their grandfather's personal assets.