Prince Harry could earn between $250,000 and $750,000 for a speech, according to branding expert Eric Schiffer. Schiffer told Page Six that Harry might earn as much as $1 million for a particularly exclusive event. These are Schiffer’s estimates, not confirmed payments.
Harry’s recent trip to New York City included several appearances focused on charity and public causes. At the Clinton Global Initiative, he spoke about the risks that social media and artificial intelligence can pose to children. At the Skift Global Forum, he discussed conservation work in Botswana and mentioned his mother, Princess Diana.
Harry, 42, also made a surprise visit to a Diana Award event. There, he spoke about mental health and supporting young people at work.
It is not clear whether Harry was paid for any of these appearances. Schiffer said that even unpaid events could lead to paid speaking offers later.
Schiffer also suggested that Harry may be choosing fewer major paid deals while he works on his relationship with King Charles and on how he and Meghan are viewed in the United States. That is Schiffer’s view; Harry has not given that as a reason.
