Daily Mail: Prince Harry May Have Earned up to $1M for Alleged Appearance at JP Morgan Summit in Miami

Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle are speculated to have bagged home an estimate of $1million after their appearance at the JP Morgan Summit in Miami.

The former "senior" members of the royal family have renounced royal entitlements and stripped themselves off any royal duty with a plan to build an independent life.

However, they may likely continue to live as large as they are used to following the projections of financial experts.

Prince Harry shared his experiences with mental health, connecting with the audience on a more personal level during his speech at the summit.

Ronn Torossian, a Public Relations official, hinted that their earnings at the end of the ceremony was about $1million. According to him:

"Harry and Meghan will be the highest-paid speakers that exist on the corporate market. I would not be shocked if they earned in excess of $1million."

Another survey opined that the 38-year-old Meghan could earn up to $100 million annually. The "Suit" actress backed up her man after his mental health speech, which stirred up some emotions.

Meghan openly declared her affection for her husband and the father of her toddler son, Archibald Mountbatten Windsor.

Apart from having increased earnings from public appearances, ongoing speculations shows that income will be generated from fashion, publishing, and social media.

Harry's heartfelt speech included his past and his present family, he revealed some details concerning his deceased mother, Princess Diana.

He also established during the conference that his current decisions are influenced by his profound love for his wife and son.

Their announcement to exit the Royal Family came as a shock to the public a few days into the New year. Sources opined that Harry informed his audience that:

"He felt trapped as a Royal, although he said that the relationship with the Queen was ok."

One would think that with such a good start at being independent, the public will allow them to have some peace of mind.

This wasn't the case after online rants stirred following Harry sharing details concerning his mother's death.

The couple is in no way letting anything the public say tear them apart. Both Harry and Meghan may not have the backing of the public, but they have the full support of the royal family.

They have recently been asked by Queen Elizabeth to attend a Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey.

Apart from having increased earnings from public appearances, ongoing speculations shows that income will be generated from fashion, publishing, and social media.