Everything else is about his charity work, the DNRC or he's just mentioned briefly (as an example for avoiding inheritance tax or something like that). I have no idea who sets up that kind of account and why.Īnd although it maybe looks that way to people who follow Hugh very closely in the media, for someone who doesn't there's actually not that much about his private life, apart from a lot of recycled stuff about his father's death in 2016, a holiday or two with his mother and a handful of stories where someone a bit closer to him must have told the DM about his (ex-)gfs (which were then published everywhere). Interviews and websites which don't seem to exist.

But nothing about that acc makes any real sense and some quick google searches reveal that there's zero evdence the people they name as coaches or managers even know about their new position, let alone the players (a wild mix of Arab and Scandinavian names). Re the football club: That's what I thought at first - football clubs with foreign owners/shareholders are totally common today. A lot of it is still from the 6th Duke's time so it will be interesting to see what his son will do in the future. So that's another way to do things.They also own two private jets and probably much more. So that's still possible and I think I read somewhere that the Abbeystead estate (I think, not sure) was bought by a a trust on behalf of the 6th Duke. There was an interview with the 6th Duke where he said, when asked if he could sell everything he had inherited, that technically he still could if he wanted to. People who inherited their wealth are not seen very favourably by the public today so it's prob better for them to keep a low profile and keep their children safe instead of flaunting their wealth even more. In many cases, like with the Rothschilds and many other old money families, you can't really tell how much they own anymore bcs of these structures and that's very much the way they want it. Trusts are good for these families for a lot of reasons.

Grosvenor family