Prince Harry Could Become a "Dad-Fluencer," Experts Suggest
On Channel 5's documentary The Jobless Prince: What Will Harry Do Next?, airing at 8pm on Saturday, Jane Moore stated that the British Duke's best path forward might be to turn into a "dad-fluencer."
Prince Harry, 41, who recently expressed concerns about social media "taking men and boys to very dark places," became financially independent from the royal family when he stepped back from official duties in 2020. His earnings now come from endorsement deals, media projects, and his wife Meghan Markle's business As Ever, primarily promoted on Instagram, alongside her growing acting career.
Hollywood insiders suggest that the Sussexes are not particularly welcomed in LA, which may mean that Harry has to follow Meghan’s lead to maintain his lavish lifestyle.
Expert Opinion on Harry’s Career
Jane Moore, speaking on the documentary, commented that Harry "hasn't hit it off in America" and is at a critical point in his professional life. She believes his best option is:
to become a dad-fluencer for billionaires.
Financial Challenges Faced by Harry
The documentary also explored concerns about how Harry will sustain his $10 million mortgage, especially after losing a legal battle over taxpayer-funded security costs.
The chapter in the US seems to be coming to an end, with experts questioning how he will generate income.
Summary
Prince Harry may need to embrace influencer roles similar to his wife to support his lifestyle amid financial and career uncertainties.
Prince Harry's future in America appears uncertain, and becoming a "dad-fluencer" might be his next strategic move to sustain his lifestyle.