Madcap Lord Bath left £23m in will – but snubbed his harem of 74 ‘wifelets’

MADCAP Lord Bath left £23million in his will — but snubbed his harem of 74 “wifelets”.

The eccentric 87-year-old, who owned Longleat Safari Park, left most of his fortune to wife Anna, 77.

Madcap Lord Bath, pictured with his wife Anna Gyarmathy, left £23million in his will — but snubbed his harem of 74 'wifelets'Credit: SWNS:South West News Service

The eccentric 87-year-old owned Longleat Safari ParkCredit: SWNS

They wed in 1969 but had an open love life, which saw him build up an army of mistresses.

He would spend time between them and was dubbed The Loins of Longleat.

Lord Bath died from Covid in April last year.

After debts and taxes were settled, he left a £14.4million legacy.

He bequeathed Anna £1million while the rest of his estate, including his art collection, was put in trust for her, their children and for the upkeep of Longleat in Wiltshire.

Lord Bath is survived by his son Ceawlin Thynn, Viscount Weymouth, daughter Lady Lenka Thynn and another daughter Sophie who he had with one of his wifelets.

Lord Bath, pictured with his wifelet Ulla Turner in 2003, died from Covid in April last yearCredit: Rex

Lord Bath and Amanda Boyle in 2005Credit: RexIn 2013, Lord Bath fell out with Ceawlin after he took over running the 900-acre estate and removed murals of heaven and hell that his father had painted.

Lord Bath was so incensed that he boycotted his son’s wedding to TV chef Emma McQuiston.

The murals have since been reinstalled in the house.

Lord Bath with wifelet Trudie Juggernauth-SharmaCredit: Rex

Irene Dunford and Viscount Weymouth hit the dance floor at the Ambassadorial Ball at Grosvenor House, 1982Credit: Rex

Lord Bath and actress Claire Gordon at the celebrity opening of the Moschino fashion showCredit: PA:Press Association

Lord Bath holds the car door for vet Trude MostueCredit: PA:Press Association

Fashion model Yasmin Le Bon enjoys a swig of champagne with Lord Bath