Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's financial situation, while not without challenges, is far from dire.
Despite recent setbacks, including the termination of their Spotify contract worth $20 million and questions surrounding their Netflix alliance, experts assert that the couple is not to be considered "poor."
The scrutiny over their collaborations and the limited output from their Netflix partnership in over two years has sparked discussions about their financial stability.
However, writer Esther Krakue emphasizes that concerns about the Sussexes funding themselves are unwarranted, given their lucrative deals with industry giants like Netflix and Spotify.
Contrary to assumptions, Prince Harry's individual wealth, apart from these Hollywood deals, plays a significant role in sustaining their lifestyle. His inheritance of $10 million following his mother Diana of Wales's death provides a substantial financial cushion.
During an interview with Oprah, Prince Harry disclosed that his share of his mother's money was instrumental in facilitating their relocation to the United States.
Addressing misconceptions, it's clarified that Harry did not benefit from the $100 million left by Queen Mother Elizabeth I, as previously believed.
Additionally, profits from the sale of Prince Harry's book "Spare" and Meghan Markle's contribution of $2 million from her work on the series "Suits" have bolstered their financial standing.
While the details of any potential inheritance from the late Queen Elizabeth II remain undisclosed, the couple's combined financial resources and Prince Harry's individual wealth paint a picture far from financial hardship.
Experts believe that, given their financial portfolio and lucrative deals, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are well-positioned to maintain their elevated lifestyle for years to come.
