Prince Harry and Meghan Markle seem to be standing on the edge of hot waters this time around, as legal loopholes to their Megxit could potentially cost them big.
After Buckingham Palace initially announced their abdication from royal life, the report revealed that it would go into permanent effect by spring. Once this new model takes effect, the couple will no longer be able to rely on any kind of public funds for the support of their lifestyle.
However, it seems the couple has already started looking towards other avenues towards paid work, for their financial independence and although this might sound like a step into the right direction, if the couple were to break the Queen’s agreement, they could be in for some serious consequences.
Since the abdication from royal sphere will officially take effect after spring, if the couple accepts any kind of payment for their work before spring rolls around, they could potentially be in breach of their agreement with Queen Elizabeth, without even being aware of it.
The overall possible revenue the couple could generate could easily rack up to almost £1 billion ($1.3 billion) according to a public-relations guru. This is solely through corporate deals and brand-ambassador roles.
However, the couple needs to be careful to not accept any payments before they stop receiving public funds, for this could jeopardize their terms and conditions with the Queen of England.
