When the Princess of Wales stepped out for her solo visit to Italy this week, she exuded glamour and elegance with her array of pricey designer pieces.
But while Kate’s wardrobe for royal engagements can be written off against tax, the future queen has a number of private expenses she must account for: ranging from trips to the salon, holidays and clothes for her three children.
The majority of Kate’s private income comes from the Duchy of Cornwall, a private estate worth about £1.1billion. It turns an annual profit of around £22million.
Traditionally, the surplus generated by the Duchy funds charitable and personal
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