EVERY MEMBER OF THE ROYAL FAMILY'S NET WORTH
From sovereign fortunes to inherited trusts, The Easton Times examines the wealth behind the Sims House of Windsor.
By Eleanor March
Royal Affairs Editor
The Sims House Windsor remains one of the wealthiest royal families in the sims world, though not always in the ways many assume.
While the Crown Estate, royal palaces, and the Crown Jewels are often associated with the monarchy, they are not privately owned by individual members of the Royal Family. Instead, much of the family's wealth comes from private inheritances, investment portfolios, trusts, property holdings, and personal assets accumulated across generations.
The figures below are estimates compiled from trust records, property holdings, family settlements, investment portfolios, and publicly available financial information.
Estimated Net Worth: §375 Million
The Sovereign remains comfortably the wealthiest member of the Royal Family.
Much of her fortune comes from ownership of Beaverdam Castle in Abdenshore, Brindleton Bay, and Sumpterson Estate in Henford, Windenburg, both of which are privately owned rather than Crown assets.
Additional wealth comes from private investments, inherited assets from King George, collections of art and jewelry, and income generated through the Duchy of Cavalier.
Estimated Net Worth: §86 Million
The Queen Mother remains one of the wealthiest figures in the realm.
Much of her fortune stems from investments accumulated during her decades as Queen Consort, personal assets acquired throughout her marriage to King George, and inheritances received following his death in 2023. Queen Rowena was gifted one of the most incomparable ever, a 1:07 scale, doll house in 1994. It has working lights, books that were specially written by writers for the library, bottles filled with the appropriate drinks in the wine cellar, and model cars made by Rolls Royce. Even the toilets have working plumbing. Said to be worth over §5 million today, the dollhouse now sits in a room at Windsor Castle.
Her private jewelry collection alone is believed to be among the most valuable held by any member of the Royal Family.
Estimated Net Worth: §72 Million
The Prince Consort inherited substantial family wealth following the deaths of his parents in 2022 and maintains a sizable investment portfolio independent of Crown finances.
4. PRINCE LOUIS, DUKE OF KENT
Estimated Net Worth: §49 Million
The Duke of Kent possesses the largest private fortune outside the immediate household of the Sovereign.
Royal finance observers believe much of his wealth derives from trusts and inheritances established by King Edward II and Zarah, Queen Dowager. Additional assets include an extensive private jewelry collection frequently worn by the Duchess of Kent and Princess Anna, as well as decades of accumulated investments and property holdings.
Having served as a working royal throughout his life, the Duke has spent more years at the center of the monarchy than any other currently serving member of the Royal Family.
5. PHILLIP, PRINCE OF BRINDLETON BAY
Estimated Net Worth: §25 Million
Though only fifteen years old, the heir to the throne already ranks among the wealthiest members of the Royal Family.
The majority of his wealth derives from his beneficial interest in the Duchy of York, one of the largest private estates in the realm. While the Prince cannot yet fully access the estate's assets, he remains its future beneficiary.
6. PRINCESS LARA, COUNTESS OF BOYKINS
Estimated Net Worth: §16 Million
The Queen's younger sister possesses one of the largest private fortunes among the younger generation of royals.
Much of her wealth derives from inheritances received following the death of King George, private investments, and ownership of Broderick Park, the residence gifted to Princess Lara and Prince Anthony by the late King upon their marriage.
Estimated Net Worth: §15.1 Million
The son and sole heir of the late Amelia, Princess Royal, James inherited a substantial private estate that includes Amelia House in Olde Platz, the Carmichael Penthouse in San Myshuno, extensive art holdings, and family jewelry collections.
Though rarely appearing in royal coverage, he and his husband quietly rank among the wealthiest members of the extended Royal Family.
Estimated Net Worth: §11 Million
The daughter of the late Princess Viola of Hastings became the first beneficiary of Queen Lara-Leigh's famous Hastings Trust.
Having received both her twenty-first birthday distribution and her second payment upon turning forty in 2029, Lady Lily now possesses one of the larger fortunes among the younger generation.
Remarkably, royal finance observers believe Lady Lily's personal fortune now exceeds that of several titled members of the Royal Family.
9. PRINCE VESTER, DUKE OF HASTINGS
Estimated Net Worth: §7 Million
The Hastings branch remains among the least wealthy of the major royal houses.
Unlike several other branches of the family, much of the Duke's fortune derives from investments, inheritances, and family settlements rather than substantial private property holdings.
His recent hospitalization has renewed public interest in the future of the Hastings line.
10. LORD JONATHAN, EARL OF PONOVO
Estimated Net Worth: §6 Million
The future Duke of Hastings received approximately §3 million from the Hastings Trust upon turning twenty-one.
Royal historians believe Jonathan is expected to receive the largest future distribution from the trust due to provisions favoring the future holder of the Hastings title.
Estimated Net Worth: §5 Million
Lady Joan received her initial Hastings Trust distribution in 2020 and has continued building private wealth alongside her husband, businessman Francis Cross.
Additional distributions from the trust are expected in the future.
12. PRINCESS ANNA, MRS. MARSH GRIMALDI
Estimated Net Worth: §3.8 Million
The daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Kent possesses a comfortable personal fortune through family settlements, investments, and assets shared with her husband, Marsh Grimaldi.
13. PRINCESS HATTIE, DUCHESS OF HASTINGS
Estimated Net Worth: §3.4 Million
Before joining the Royal Family at forty-one, Hattie built a successful legal career as one of Windenburg's most respected defense attorneys.
Her personal fortune remains largely self-made, making her one of the few senior royals whose wealth originated primarily through professional success rather than inheritance.
14. PRINCESS MARGOT, DUCHESS OF KENT
Estimated Net Worth: §3 Million
The Duchess possesses independent assets and investments in addition to wealth accumulated throughout her marriage to the Duke of Kent.
15. GRACE, PRINCESS ROYAL
Estimated Net Worth: §2 Million
At just twelve years old, the second child of the Sovereign already benefits from family trusts and investment arrangements established on her behalf.
16. PRINCE LEO, EARL OF ST. PETERS
Estimated Net Worth: §2 Million
The son of the Duke and Duchess of Kent benefits from several long-standing family trusts and settlements. As the future Duke of Kent, his financial position is expected to grow considerably over time.
17. LORD ELI, VISCOUNT ADDIE
Estimated Net Worth: §1.5 Million
As the future representative of the Boykins branch, Eli's wealth is expected to grow considerably over time.
18. PRINCE ANTHONY, EARL OF BOYKINS
Estimated Net Worth: §1 Million
The husband of Princess Lara earned his reputation as a photographer before joining the Royal Family.
While not among the wealthiest royals, he maintains a modest personal fortune independent of the Boykins household.
THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE ROYAL CHILDREN
Net worth tells only part of the story.
Though Prince Phillip, Princess Grace, Prince Michael, Prince Samuel, Princess Faith, Lord Eli, and Lady Alexandra possess little independent wealth of their own, their impact on the Windenburg economy is already significant.
Royal appearances involving the younger generation consistently drive tourism, media coverage, charitable donations, and consumer spending throughout the Realm.
From the Prince of Brindleton Bay's public engagements to appearances by the Queen's younger children, niece, and nephew, interest among sims in the next generation of royals continues to grow each year.
According to estimates from the Ministry of Commerce, engagements involving the royal children contributed more than §18 million in economic activity during 2030 alone.
They may not yet control the money.
But they already help generate it.
Estimated as of July 2031. Figures exclude Crown Estate assets, official residences held on behalf of the nation, the Crown Jewels, and other property held in trust for the sims of Windenburg.
