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Prince Harry’s Net Worth: See How His Fortune Has Changed Since His Royal Family Exit
With a massive net worth like Prince Harry‘s, he doesn’t have any problem supporting himself or his family since he’s stepped down from his royal duties. While the Duke of Sussex’s fortune was valued at $40 million at the time of his royal family exit in January 2020, it appears his bank account has increased since then. Keep scrolling to see how much money he makes.
What Is Prince Harry’s Net Worth?
Harry now has an estimated net worth of $60 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. The outlet reports that much of his income comes from business ventures with his wife, Meghan Markle, whom he married in May 2018. On top of juggling their careers in the entertainment industry in the past few years, the pair became parents to their adorable son, Archie, and daughter Lilibet.
Prior to stepping down from his royal duties, the vast majority of Harry’s net worth came from a trust fund from his late mom, Princess Diana. The trust fund was set up after Diana and Prince Charles‘ 1996 divorce, and Harry inherited a large sum on his 25th birthday, according to multiple outlets.
Harry was also in the military in the early 2000s, serving in Iraq in 2007. The following year, he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant with The Household Cavalry. His former salary as a captain in the British Army earned him between $50,000 and $53,000 a year, according to Forbes.
How Do Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Make Money?
Harry’s net worth has only skyrocketed since marrying the former Suits actress, and even more so after moving to Santa Barbara, California. Over the past couple of years, the lovebirds have signed multiple production deals, including one with Spotify, which streams Meghan’s “Archetypes” podcast.
When Harry and Meghan announced their decision to “step back as senior members of the royal family” in early 2020, they revealed they were also planning to “become financially independent” from the late Queen Elizabeth II.
In addition to other deals with Netflix and Lifetime, Harry accepted a new gig in March 2021. BetterUp, a technology-focused coaching company, announced his position as the startup’s chief impact officer. “We are energized by his model of inspiration and impact through action,” CEO Alexi Robichaux said in a press release at the time.
The bestselling author also added another gig to his resume when was named a commissioner of Aspen Institute’s Commission on Information Disorder just one day later. Harry said he was “eager to join” the team — which is cochaired by Katie Couric, Chris Krebs and Rashad Robinson — and looks forward to “working on a solution-oriented approach to the information disorder crisis” in a statement.
Following his huge career moves, the couple’s Netflix docuseries titled Harry & Meghan was released in December 2022. Viewers tuned in to watch the show in record numbers, making it the highest-viewed documentary premiere in the platform’s history, per CBS News. One month later, Harry released his memoir, Spare, full of bombshells about the royal family.
