Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Australia tour could reportedly result in a good cash flow. An expert recently claimed that the couple could make over $10 million by speaking at this week’s events and signing brand deals. For those unversed, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex landed in Melbourne on Tuesday. At the beginning of their unofficial tour, they visited the Royal Children’s Hospital, the Australian National Arts Museum, and McAuley Community Services for Women.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s appearance comes with ‘flowing cash register,’ per expert
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s unofficial Australia tour could make a whopping amount. With April 14 being their first day, the couple has already kicked off in Melbourne by visiting a museum, a children’s hospital, and a women’s community service centre. Meanwhile, Managing Partner of Exit Wealth Advisors, Ted Jenkins, told Page Six that the Sussexes’ visits and their interaction at public events on this tour could bring in money.
“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,” he claimed. According to Jenkins, Harry and Markle could reportedly make $2 million from just speaking and making appearances at charity events and service centers. Furthermore, they could allegedly earn $4.5 million from media engagements and $3.5 million from sponsorships and deals.
While the pair started the tour together, they will soon get busy with their respective schedules. Harry would majorly focus on the InterEdge Summit, where he would be a speaker. On the other hand, his wife would be a special guest for a luxurious retreat by Her Best Life.
It’s said to be a women’s weekend retreat, where around 300 attendees have reportedly signed up. Moreover, the price tickets were at $3,000, and recently, more last-minute slots were made available. Markle would seemingly host a talk at this event. It would take place at the Intercontinental Hotel in Coogee from April 17 to April 19.
