Prince Philip Excludes Prince Harry from $60 Million Will After Betrayal of Queen

In a shocking turn of events, it has been revealed that Prince Philip, the late Duke of Edinburgh, excluded his grandson Prince Harry from his secret $60 million will.

This decision came as a result of Harry and his wife Meghan Markle's departure from royal duties, which deeply hurt and disappointed the Duke.

According to sources, Prince Philip wanted to ensure that those who had let him down would not receive a single penny after his passing.

The latest edition of the Globe magazine reports that Prince Philip disinherited several relatives who had disappointed him during his final days.

This includes his sons Prince Charles and Prince Andrew, as well as his grandson Prince Harry.

It seems that these changes were not unexpected, as Philip was known for speaking his mind and had strong opinions about his family members.

The source reveals that Philip considered Charles a whining wimp and blamed him for the failure of his marriage to Princess Diana, due to his affair with Camilla.

He was also deeply disappointed in Andrew's handling of his divorce from Sarah Ferguson and his questionable financial decisions.

However, it was Andrew's association with convicted s** offender Jeffrey Epstein that proved to be the final straw for Philip.

But Philip's disapproval did not stop at his sons.

He also held strong negative feelings towards Harry and Meghan.

The Duke vowed never to forgive them for their explosive tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey, considering all three princes to be total failures.

According to his official biographer, Philip believed that the interview was madness and would only bring more trouble for the family.

Meanwhile, Life & Style magazine reports that Philip made the decision to exclude Harry and Meghan from his will before his death.

The source claims that he felt they had dishonored the Queen by abandoning their royal duties and pursuing a new life outside of the monarchy.

The final straw for Philip came when he was in the hospital, and the Sussexes' interview with Oprah Winfrey aired.

It is said that he secretly amended his will at the last minute, leaving no chance for anyone to intervene or change his decision.

The news of his exclusion from Philip's will came as a shock to Harry, who believed he had left things on good terms with his grandfather.

Meghan, too, expressed disbelief and suggested that there must have been some mistake.

However, it seems that their actions had deeply affected Philip, and he made his feelings known through his will.

Giles Brandreth, a close friend of the Duke of Edinburgh, revealed that Philip had expressed his disapproval of Prince Charles and Princess Diana's televised interviews in the 1990s.

He also understood Harry's frustrations with the press but cautioned against an excessive focus on personal problems and airing them publicly.

Philip believed that one's position and responsibilities should take precedence over personal concerns.

In the end, Prince Philip's decision to exclude Prince Harry from his will reflects the deep disappointment he felt towards his grandson's actions.

It serves as a reminder that one's actions can have lasting consequences, even within the royal family.

The fallout from this decision will undoubtedly continue to reverberate, further highlighting the strained relationships within the House of Windsor.