Baby boy becomes heir to ‘worth Rs69.5b’ assets

LONDON: A baby boy is set to be “worth £135million” (Rs69.5) and become “heir to a family estate with a 40-bed mansion”, foreign media reported.

A baby boy named Henry was recently born in Gloucestershire. The catch? He’s worth £315million.

Baby Henry is already set to inherit both his father’s and grandfather’s titles, reports

Toddler Henry is in line to become the Marquess of Worcester, after his dad Bobby and grandfather Harry, Duke of Beaufort, shed the title when they married.

Along with the prestigious title, the toddler with inherit the Badminton estate which is said to be worth a cool £315m.

After the birth of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s daughter Lilibet Diana Mountbattern Windsor, Henry is the second blue-blooded youngster to be born this month, Gloucestershire Live reports.

The Duke of Beaufort broke the news that his son and wife Lucy Yorke-Long had welcomed the new born into the world.

The former rocker, who now lives in the family seat in the Cotswolds, said: “‘I am absolutely delighted.

“It is with great pride that I have become a grandfather for the first time.” Bobby and Lucy tied the knot at the family’s 40-bed, Gloucestershire mansion on the 52,000-acre estate in September last year. Following the wedding the newly-weds rode off into the sunset as their guests waved from outside the imposing mansion. Due to the coronavirus restrictions only 40 family and friends could attend the wedding at the country estate, where Prince Charles and Prince William are known to play polo.

Bobby’s sister Isabella, 29, and Lucy’s sister Aalish showed off the big day on their social media accounts.

The pair met through mutual friends when they sat next to one another at a dinner party.

The recently married Duke said he was “absolutely delighted” when the pair announced their engagement and Bobby’s mum, the Duke’s ex-wife, Tracy, said: “My kids and I are thrilled to have Lucy as part of our family - we all adore her. “She is sunny, intelligent and thoughtful - a joy to be with. Lucky Bobby.”