Leaving the British royal family, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle accepted losing their title as senior members of the British royal family. For over a year, they chose to live in the US and accomplished many things they wanted.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle both earn huge sums of money from major entertainment television companies such as Netflix, Sportify… In addition, Prince Harry also works as a director in charge of morale at a company in Silicon Valley. Not only that, he also works as a speaker for many programs with large contract values.
Not stopping there, Harry and his wife participated in book production and gave exclusive interviews. Recently, Harry continued to decide to write a memoir about his life worth up to 20 million dollars. Despite the opposition from the British royal family, Harry still calmly responded to the scandal.
Duchess Kate is rumoured to be in line to replace Prince Harry as patron of two rugby unions – the RFU and RFL.
Although he has gained a lot since leaving the British Royal Family, Harry also has to face the loss of his senior status. He also no longer has an allowance from Buckingham Palace because he is not performing royal duties.
Harry was recently dropped from being the patron of two rugby unions – the RFU and the RFL. Instead, the Queen may choose Princess Kate.
Specifically, The Times newspaper said that the patronages for the Rugby Football Union (RFU) and the Rugby Football League (RFL) previously held by Prince Harry will be announced before the Rugby World Cup takes place in October – November this year. And the person most likely to take on this position is Kate Middleton, Prince William’s wife.
This prediction is based on the fact that Princess Kate is famous for her love of sports, having played tennis and hockey as a child. She is also an enthusiastic rugby fan, often attending England matches with her family before marrying Prince William in 2011.
In addition, Princess Kate is also the royal patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, the Lawn Tennis Association, SportsAid and the 1851 Maritime Trust, with the aim of inspiring and educating young people through sport. At present, this is still speculative information, any decision still depends on the Queen of England.