As Prince Harry approaches his milestone 40th birthday on September 15, a recent survey by Express UK has stirred up conversations surrounding his anticipated inheritance.

The Duke of Sussex is set to receive a substantial £7 million from a trust fund established by his great-great-grandmother, the Queen Mother.

This news has led to a provocative question: should Harry return this significant sum to the royal family?

The survey results reveal that a striking 75% of respondents believe Harry should hand the money back to King Charles.

Only a small fraction, about 22%, think he should keep the inheritance, while 3% remain undecided.

These numbers reflect a strong sentiment among the public regarding Harry’s financial ties to the monarchy, especially considering his departure from royal duties.

Interestingly, Harry’s impending windfall will surpass that of his brother, Prince William, who is primarily tied to the wealth of the Duchy of Cornwall.

Reports suggest that William is less than pleased about Harry’s upcoming £7 million inheritance.

According to a source quoted by Closer magazine, William feels a sense of disgust over Harry benefiting from this legacy without having made any contributions in return.

This tension highlights a deep-seated rift within the royal family, exacerbated by Harry’s public criticisms and his choice to step back from royal life.

For William and his wife, Kate, the idea of Harry profiting from their great-grandmother’s trust fund feels particularly bittersweet.

It raises questions about loyalty and family ties amidst a backdrop of public scrutiny.

Former royal correspondent Jenny Bond weighed in on the situation, suggesting that the Queen Mother would likely be disappointed by the current circumstances.