Billionaire Tycoon Al-Fayed’s Children Accuse Sussexes of Inheritance Siphoning

The late billionaire Egyptian tycoon, Mohamed Al-Fayed, has left behind a controversial legacy.

Al-Fayed, who passed away at the age of 94, was known for his son Dodi's ill-fated relationship with Princess Diana, which ultimately led to their tragic deaths in a car crash in Paris.

However, it was Al-Fayed's unfounded claim that Queen Elizabeth II's husband, Prince Philip, orchestrated the accident to prevent Diana from marrying a Muslim that caused a permanent rift between him and the British establishment elite.

Having spent most of his life in Britain, Al-Fayed was a prominent figure in the headlines for decades.

He was the former owner of Harrods and Fulham football club, and at the time of his death, his net worth was estimated to be over a billion pounds.

Now, with his passing, his four children and second wife, Haynie Wathen, are left to divide his substantial inheritance.

While Al-Fayed's assets include the Paris Ritz Hotel and a mansion in Surrey, the exact value of his estate is difficult to ascertain due to the presence of trusts and offshore holdings.

Reports suggest that there may be additional heirs beyond his four children and wife, raising questions about how the inheritance will be distributed.

Interestingly, rumors have circulated for some time about a connection between Al-Fayed and Prince Harry, one of the late Princess Diana's sons.

Prince Harry even mentioned Al-Fayed in his memoir, lending credibility to the conspiracy theory that Diana and Dodi's deaths were not accidental.

Prince Harry remarked that history seemed to be repeating itself, as his mother had also faced a tragic end while involved with someone who wasn't white.

In his memoir, Prince Harry recalled how Al-Fayed had tried to win him over during his Apache training in the Air Force.

Al-Fayed, who owned Harrods at the time, gifted Prince Harry and his brother laser pens.

This gesture was likely an attempt to gain favor with the young princes as their mother fell in love with Dodi.

Prince Harry fondly remembers playing with the laser pens, unaware of the significance behind the gift.

If the rumors of Prince Harry being included in Al-Fayed's will are true, it raises questions about his allegiance.

By accepting any inheritance, Prince Harry would align himself with someone who defamed the late Queen.

However, the road to claiming the money won't be easy for Prince Harry and Meghan, as they would have to contend with Al-Fayed's four children, who are undoubtedly prepared to protect their share of the inheritance.

As the saga surrounding Al-Fayed's fortune unfolds, the public eagerly awaits further details regarding the distribution of his vast wealth.

The involvement of Prince Harry in this complex web of relationships and inheritances adds a layer of intrigue, leaving many wondering what the future holds for both the Sussexes and Al-Fayed's heirs.