See How Much Royal Allowance Prince William, Kate & Harry Get Each Year

Apparently it costs quite a pretty penny to live like royalty — $4.6 million to be exact. As the British palace recently revealed, that amount covers the yearly cost of the staff, travel, and official wardrobes for Prince William, Princess Kate, and Prince Harry, and is largely footed by Prince Charles himself.

The 66-year-old father of two — and grandfather to adorable George and Charlotte! — pays for his official life, thanks to a massive estate given to the heir to the throne for funding. That income comes to about $31.1 million and a portion of that is passed down to the younger royals as he sees fit.

“We can’t identify how much of it is allocated to their office,” the palace source told People, adding that they cannot break down specific costs, such as Kate’s wardrobe, as they have done in previous years.

But they can safely say that the $4.6 million did not account for the costs of refurbishments at Will and Kate’s country home, which was a gift from the Queen herself, or the couple’s personal staff. And while much of their major travel was covered by the countries they visited, it’s still safe to say the future king is definitely taking care of his sons and daughter-in-law.

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Man Sets Himself On Fire Near Prince William, Kate’s Palace

A man set himself on fire in the early hours of Tuesday outside Kensington Palace, the central London home of Prince William and his wife Kate, and later died of his injuries, British police said.

Two fire extinguishers could be seen next to a police tent set up at the scene of the incident near the large windows of the palace’s Orangery.

Two people in white forensic suits put a green petrol canister in a transparent evidence bag under a tree nearby, an AFP photographer saw.

There was a strong smell of petrol at the scene, which was cordoned off to tourists.

“This incident is not being treated as terrorist-related,” the police said in a statement.

Officers were called to an area near the locked parks of the palace at 3:06am (0306 GMT) “following reports of a man behaving suspiciously” the police said in a statement.

“Officers attended and found a man, believed to be aged in his forties, ablaze,” the statement said.

The man could not be saved and was declared dead half an hour after emergency services arrived on site.

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