According to a new report, by hiring consultant Ollie Ayling, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex wants to earn 'fortune bigger than' the 'Masked Singer' judge's.
- Jun 16, 2021
AceShowbiz - Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are planning to further expand their business. According to Daily Mail, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex considers to hire brand guru Ollie Ayling as their full-time consultant "to land them lucrative deals."
The decision is rather not surprising considering the fact the the consultant is the one who helps Nicole Scherzinger earn £10 million fortune. That includes "The Masked Singer" judge's lucrative deal with Muller Corner yoghurt. The 30-year-old also helped Nicole land roles in Disney films "Moana" and "Ralph Breaks the Internet".
According to the report, the couple aims "fortune bigger than Nicole's." A source told The Sun, "Harry and Meghan are rapidly expanding their business empire and want the best in the business to help."
Harry previously revealed during his bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey that his family "literally cut me off financially" following his and Meghan's exit as British royal senior member. After moving to the United States alongside their son Archie, the pair signed lucrative deals with Netflix and Spotify, which was reportedly worth £71 million and £18 million respectively, last year.
Additionally, both Harry and his brother Prince William inherited £21million from their mother Diana, though the money was held in trust until they turned 25. With the addition of smaller figure from the Queen Mother's will when she died in 2002, the Times estimated Harry's total inheritance assets to be around £23 million.
As for Meghan, the actress also announced her invesment in firm Clevr Blends, which makes instant oat milk lattes. The Duchess' overall net worth reportedly to be around £4 million with her getting paid £2 million over six years for starring on "Suits". She also earned six-figure amounts for film roles and from her property in Toronto. That brings the couple's overall worth to be around £96 million.
