Treasure awaits Harry and Megan.. Are the prince and his wife planning a Hollywood deal?

Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, are one step away from making millions of dollars with their Netflix documentary and book, Back Up.

Speculation swirls that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are ready for a new cash flow after reports of their relationship with Hollywood dealmaker Adam Lilling, who could provide a major multi-million dollar boost.

Harry and Megan were introduced to Adam Lilling by close friend Ellen DeGeneres, as he was crowned as one of the top dealmakers, according to the British newspaper Express.

Megan, Harry and Liling were seen in conversation in Montecito, the residence of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in California, USA, last week.

Last December, Lelling and his business partner Amanda Groves were named to The Hollywood Reporter’s “Best Dealmakers of 2022”.

Welling is one of 43 other power players who have “brokered expensive deals, polished content and built brands from scratch amid the streaming wars”.

He is in the “intersection of celebrity and venture investing,” an industry expert who works with Lilling told me, adding: “He’s worked with Ellen, Matthew McConaughey and a bunch of listeners… It’s very possible that Ellen introduced him to Harry and Meghan.”

And in mid-January, press reports said that after the widespread success of Prince Harry’s memoirs, those in charge of publishing “Spear” are planning to release a new book by his wife, Megan Markle.

At that time, Harry and Megan’s surprises did not stop there; There has been talk that the publishers of Spear’s memoirs are already planning to release a second royal film, next year (2024), to coincide with the release of his wife Megan’s book.

A race in which Harry and Meghan enter with the royal family in an attempt to make millions in profits, just 24 hours after Harry claimed in a new interview that he had deleted many “other bombs” from his diaries.

Ahead of King Charles III’s coronation next May, Prince Harry confirmed that his “hot-pot” 400-page diary was originally 800 pages and could be two books.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex signed a four-book deal with the publishing giant for an advance fee of $20 million.

It is estimated that the couple could end up with more than £100m in global royalties for Harry’s memoirs.