Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly cashing in on their trip to Australia after taking a page out of “the royal playbook.”
“They’re thrilled. They’ve cracked it — they can act like royals and make serious money at the same time,” a source told Rob Shuter for his Naughty But Nice Substack on Thursday, April 16. “They’re doing the royal playbook — just without the palace. And unlike before, they’re getting paid for it.”
The insider added, “They’ve got the crowds, the global attention, the emotional connection. But they also have Netflix deals, business ventures, and full control. It’s royalty meets celebrity cash.”
As In Touch previously reported, the Duke, 41, and Duchess, 44, could make upwards of $10 million during their tour Down Under.
“Meghan and Harry could make money from audience aggregation, premium access, brand leverage,” Ted Jenkin, Exit Wealth Advisors managing partner, told Page Six on Wednesday. “All totaled, this tour could fetch $10 million or more for Meghan and Harry. Anytime these two get in the public eye, it usually follows with a flowing cash register.”
Despite stepping down as senior working members of the British royal family more than six years ago, “people still see Harry as Diana’s son, the King’s son,” a source told Shuter.
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“That status still opens doors — and now it also drives deals,” the insider noted.
While the couple has earned an income through podcasts, a memoir and brand partnerships over the years, Harry’s brother, Prince William, is reportedly “furious” that the pair are capitalizing on the monarchy.
“He believes they’re cashing in on something the Queen spent her life protecting,” the source told Shuter. “This is the model the Queen refused. And they’ve made it work anyway.”
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