When Prince William of the United Kingdom was visiting the Hideaway Youth Project in Manchester, England this week, an 11-year-old kid asked him about his financial status Continue Reading.
William was questioned, "How much do you have in your bank account?" by the child, Amir Hassan, according to the Telegraph.
The inquiry stunned the future king, who burst out laughing and then acknowledged that he "didn't know."
When William was there, the kids were working on an art project that entailed cutting out hairstyles from magazines that they found inspiring. The youngsters reportedly asked William if he wanted to participate.
William responded with a joke, "I'm literally the last person you should ask." "My hair is falling out."
Although Queen Elizabeth II was known to carry bills in her purse on Sundays for church donations, it is customary for members of the royal family to never carry cash on them, allegedly for security reasons.
William received the Duchy of Cornwall upon King Charles's accession to the throne, which is estimated to be worth $1.3 billion.
King Edward III established the Duchy, which consists of farms, real estate, and commercial enterprises, in 1337 to support the heir apparent.
In the documentary Prince Charles: Inside the Duchy of Cornwall, William said to farmers, "I've started to think about how I will inherit the Duchy one day." You can be confident that I won't upset anyone because I'll act largely in line with my father's actions. The architecture is the only thing I don't really like.
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