Prince Harry’s pay check for grief masterclass comes to light

According to Forbes the figure was in the hundreds of thousands.

More specifically, “up to $100K”, plus 30 per cent of any subscription revenue generated by their courses.He made this amount while sharing the stage with co-instructor and American neuroscientist Dr Mary-Frances O'Connor.What’s also pertinent to mention is that, access to the lecture costs between £10 and £19 a month.A lot was shared, and much of it came out when Prince Harry wore his heart on his sleeve. in his own….

I'm a prince, for God's sake, but I was still grieving and didn't have any place to put those feelings,' he said, describing emotions he carried for '15 or 20 years'.”“We moved to Canada to get some space away from everything and simply think.

Within two or three days of leaving that stressful environment, I experienced an adrenaline crash unlike anything I'd ever felt before.

It was as though I needed stress for my brain to function.

I became useless around the house.

I slipped into depression for about two weeks and felt like I couldn't function without adrenaline.”However, it wasn’t all pain and heartbreak.

He also offered insights into how he recovered, and manage to keep his head above water while navigating those harsh waters.According to the Duke, “the biggest factor for me is the energy, joy and happiness I get from being with my family, especially our children, and from being on the ground doing my work.'The key to maintaining that balance is spending no more than ten days away from my wife….

It's about balancing my work and sense of purpose with being a dad and a husband.”One topic that was a big part of the Masterclass was how he eventually healed and became a major point of conversation because of Harry’s earlier admission that he ‘did not cry for almost 20 years’ after her death but “t hinks of her 'pretty much every night and then most mornings”.His holy grail became….

Spraying my mother's scent was almost like knocking certain bricks through so that I could see through and certain memories and experiences could start seeping back.”Even his concluding words featured Diana, and he said, “everything I do, everything I put my energy towards, I hope that my mother will be proud of.

Trying to continue and protect her legacy, what I didn't realise was that the work I was drawn to was so similar to the work she was doing.” Prince Harry’s pay check for grief masterclass comes to light October 9, 2026.