'Last Hawaiian princess' Abigail Kawānanakoa's $100M wealth to go to Native Hawaiian causes
After the death of Abigail Kawānanakoa at the age of 96, the finalization of her estate reveal that over $100 million will be dedicated to supporting Native Hawaiian causes. Kawānanakoa’s wealth: Kawānanakoa, considered by some as the “last princess” of Hawaii's royal family, inherited immense wealth from her great-grandfather James Campbell, who was a sugar baron. Despite lacking a formal title, Kawānanakoa served as a living reminder of the island state’s monarchy and a symbol of Hawaiian national identity.