5 Most Richest Royal Kids in British Monarchy

Mixi October 02, 2021 | 20:13

There are 26 monarchies in the world, including the often discussed British royals, and the royal kids also draw lots of attention from the public.

Royal Kids. Photo: Hello Magazine

The royal kids always have their own beauty and charm that make people love.

Part of being royal is having the bank balance to sustain a lifestyle of private chauffeurs, palaces, and the maintenance of fabulous family heirlooms.

According to an analysis by the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, HRH Queen Elizabeth herself has a staggering net worth thanks to her value to the British economy.

However, the next generation of royals have some incredible net worths of their own, thanks to their future earning abilities, value to the UK economy and influence on the fashion markets.

Top 5 Most Richest Royal Kids in British Monarchy

1. Prince George Alexander Louis - $1 billion

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One of the richest kid in the world is Prince George Alexander Louis who is worth approximately $2.4 billion dollars as of today. Born on July 22, 2013, Prince George is also known as Prince George of Cambridge, who is the richest person in the world. When evaluating the newest and youngest billionaires in the world, Prince George will surely be at the top of the list. His wealth is a result of being born into a family of royalty.

Prince George is the firstborn son of Prince William Duke of Cambridge and his mother Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge. His younger sister Princess Charlotte is also among the youngest billionaires in the world today. By default, his affiliation to the royal family of England as the firstborn son of Duke William, Prince George is the richest kid in the world.

2. Princess Charlotte

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Princess Charlotte is valued at more than three billion dollars.

While it may come as a surprise that Charlotte would be worth more than George, who is closer in line to become the head of the royal family, the answer lies simply in their gender.

The market for women's products and clothing is much greater than men's, so Charlotte stands to be valued the highest due to the impact her influence would have on the sale of products in that market.

If any of the royal children were to start their own Instagram accounts, Charlotte would be able to charge the most for influencing gigs.

The so-called 'Charlotte effect' occurred yet again in 2016, after photos of William and Kate with Prince George and Prince Charlotte wearing ski gear on holiday were released and the pink fleecy shoes on the toddler resulted in children swear company, My1styears.com, selling 259 pairs of the £25 booty – a 97 per cent increase on normal sales.

Princess Charlotte, on the other hand, is in a league of her own. Charlotte, the only daughter of William and Middleton, brought in close to $200 million to the British economy. This is largely due to the fact that Charlotte is a girl, and girls tend to increase sales in the fashion industry better than boys.

3. Prince Louis

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Little Prince Louis has the smallest net worth of his siblings, but for a three-year-old, he is doing pretty well to have an estimated net worth of $70 million to $125 million.

His net worth as fifth in line has probably been impacted by the fact that the COVID-19 pandemic, as it has not allowed for many public outings, so the "Prince Louis effect" has not yet had time to develop.

He started at Willcocks Nursery School in April of this year, which isn't far from the family's home in Kensington Palace.

Louis will probably follow in George and Charlotte's footsteps and start at Thomas's Battersea School in September 2022 when he is four years old.

Prince Louis has made a few public appearances. Experts believe that Louis brought in around $70 to $125 million in merchandise and baby sales last year.

4. Prince Archie Mountbatten-Windsor

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The oldest child of Meghan Markle and prince Harry, baby Archie already has an estimated net worth of somewhere between $25 million and $40 million.

The tot will not face the same royal duties as his cousins and so will have more freedom to pursue a career outside of the family traditions, giving him scope to pursue any number of careers.

Archie Harrison generates millions for the economy

The fact that Meghan and Harry are well liked around the world has worked to Archie’s advantage. Coupled with Markle’s keen fashion tastes, experts believe that Archie will bring in over a billion dollars in sales over the next two years, mostly in new baby items and memorabilia related to the royal family.

According to Good House Keeping, the head of the Center for Retail Research, Joshua Bamfield, thinks that Archie’s immediate impact on the economy will be anywhere between $65 and $90 million.

5. Lilibet Mountbatten-Windsor

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Little Lilibet is only six months old, so her net worth potential has yet to be realised. Archie weighed 7lb 3oz and The Duke of Sussex was present for the birth.

Similarly to her brother, Lilibet wont face the same royal spotlight as her cousins, so may choose a different career path than the UK branch of her family.

What about the rest of the British royal family?

While the little ones are clearly a boon to the British economy, the rest of the royal family are sitting on vast fortunes themselves. Queen Elizabeth is easily the richest member of the royal family and is estimated to be worth close to $500 million. Prince Charles is a close second and is estimated to be worth around $386 million. Prince Harry and Prince William are both believe to be worth around $40 million each, though William’s fortunes will change once his father inherits the throne.

In total, the combined worth of all the members of the royal family is estimated to be around $88 billion. This includes individual wealth as well as properties, investments, and other business ventures. Archie Harrison may only ever see a fraction of the family’s fortune, but it is clearly large enough for him to live comfortably for the rest of his life.