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News · 19 April 2026

King's godson back as heir to £100m estate

King's godson back as heir to £100m estate

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A significant family fortune has been restored to Nicholas Knatchbull, King Charles's godson. After being disinherited by his furious father for drug addiction, the 44-year-old is now married with two children and has moved back into the stately home. He is reportedly 15 years clean of Class A drugs and now recognised as the rightful heir.

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