Lady Lucan left all her money to the homeless

LADY Lucan cut her children out of her will and left everything to charity, her daughter said.

The 80-year-old widow of Lord Lucan, who went missing in November 1974, was found dead at her home in Westminster, central London, in September. Wrongly believing she had Parkinson’s disease, the aristocrat, pictured, is said to have killed herself with a cocktail of drink and drugs.

Lady Lucan, who had three children, Frances, Camilla and George, now the 8th Earl of Lucan, severed relations with her family in the Eighties.

Camilla Bingham, a QC, told the Mail on Sunday: ‘Mummy left her estate to the homeless charity, Shelter.’ It is not known how much she bequeathed.

Despite Lady Lucan’s cutting of ties, her family said they remembered her ‘lovingly and with admiration’.