still Prince Harry The talk of international circles with all the details of his life, especially those revealed in his book “SPARE”.
Media reports revealed that the young prince is waiting for huge sums of money to come into his pocket since his departure from the royal palace in early 2020.
The son of King Charles III, he got an advance of about $20 million from the publication of his book “Spear” last week, according to the New York Post.
1.4 million copies
His book also broke book sales records, selling nearly 1.4 million copies in the United Kingdom and the United States on the first day of the book’s release.
The report pointed out that Harry and his American wife, Megan Markle, may have achieved more than $ 100 million from the agreement they signed with the American company “Netflix” two years ago, which includes the production of documentaries about the royal family that began showing late last year.
He also made it clear that Harry and Megan also founded another for-profit company, Archewell Audio, as part of a reported $25 million deal to produce a podcast for the American company Spotify.
The 38-year-old prince has also joined a host of other for-profits, including serving as an “impact manager” for a Silicon Valley company and a mental health startup called BetterUp.
It is noteworthy that the couple had joined the American “Ethic” company team, to become “influential partners” in the asset management company that invests in sustainable projects and companies, according to the newspaper, which indicated that the couple also invested in the company.
The surprise was revealed
It is noteworthy that after months of anticipation and a wide publicity campaign, Harry’s diary book titled “Spear” was launched two weeks ago, and achieved record sales of 1.4 million copies for the English edition in the first 24 hours.
Harry, who in the book accuses his brother of pushing him to the ground in a fight in 2019, said he wanted to reconcile with his family but wanted “accountability” first.
Harry and Megan live with their two children, Archie and Lilibet, in a huge house worth $14.5 million in Los Angeles, after giving up royal life and leaving for the United States, following reports of deep disagreements with his older brother, British Crown Prince William.
While public opinion in Britain turned against Harry after the book was published, amid the most serious living crisis in the country in a generation.
A YouGov poll published in The Times found that only 24% of Britons have a positive view of the prince, down from 80% a decade ago, while 68% have criticism of his behaviour.
And if the meeting and reconciliation do not take place, the escalating dispute between the two brothers will be “a source of distraction and distraction,” according to the reports.