Prince Harry Could Become a 'Dad-Fluencer,' Experts Suggest
In the Channel 5 documentary The Jobless Prince: What Will Harry Do Next?, airing Saturday at 8 pm, Jane Moore proposed that Prince Harry's best chance might be to become a "dad-fluencer." A royal expert highlighted that the Duke of Sussex, 41, may need to take up influencer work to support his lifestyle in Los Angeles.
Financial Independence and Current Income Sources
Since stepping back from royal duties in 2020, Prince Harry has been financially independent from the royal family. His earnings come from various endorsements and media projects, as well as income linked to his wife Meghan Markle’s business, As Ever, which is mainly promoted on Instagram alongside her developing acting career.
Challenges in Hollywood and Career Crossroads
Despite these efforts, Hollywood insiders suggest the Sussexes are not warmly received in LA. Jane Moore noted in the documentary that Harry "hasn't hit it off in America" and faces a turning point in his career.
"His best option is to become a dad-fluencer for billionaires."
The film further examined concerns about Harry's ability to generate enough income to cover his reported $10 million mortgage, especially following his unsuccessful court attempts to obtain taxpayer-funded security.
"Harry's chapter in the US seems to be coming to an end," experts say, questioning how he will manage ongoing expenses.
Author's summary: Prince Harry may need to embrace influencer roles to sustain his costly LA lifestyle amid career uncertainties and financial pressures.
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