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Prince Harry Earned at Least $100K To Participate in Grief Masterclass

A source close to the duke confirmed he was paid, as reports said MasterClass instructors can earn $100,000 upfront plus 30% of revenue.

  • On Thursday, Prince Harry released a MasterClass session titled 'Redefining Grief,' featuring a conversation with University of Arizona professor Dr. Mary-Frances O'Connor about mental health and personal loss.
  • The Duke of Sussex discussed his struggle with trauma, revealing he experienced an 'adrenaline crash' and depression after leaving royal duties in 2020. He also shared that his mother's perfume helped unlock suppressed memories.
  • Reports suggest the Duke likely earned a minimum of $100,000 for the appearance, with potential for millions via revenue sharing. MasterClass also supported organizations like Scotty's Little Soldiers to aid grieving youth.
  • The Prince of Wales is reportedly ruling out participation in related documentaries to avoid further conflict with his brother over their mother's death. Prince William remains 'furious' about the commercialization, sources say.
  • Ahead of the 30th anniversary of Princess Diana's death next year, Harry is reportedly developing additional projects to honor her legacy. These efforts reflect his continued focus on public advocacy regarding his family's history.
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Prince Harry would have hit the jackpot! On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, the Duke of Sussex participated in a masterclass dedicated to mourning, evoking in particular the death of Lady Diana. Intimate confidences that would have brought him a nice sum.

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