
Meghan Markle is now 'basically the breadwinner' for her family in California, with the couple's money said to be 'tight' after their Netflix deal ended and Prince Harry's charitable work failed to cover their reported $6 million (£4.4 million) annual outgoings, according to Page Six.
Meghan and Harry left frontline royal life in 2020 and settled in Montecito, an ultra-affluent enclave north of Los Angeles, pitching themselves as financially independent through media, production and philanthropic ventures. Their headline-grabbing agreement with Netflix became a symbol of that break from the Royal Family's funding, but the partnership has now quietly run its course, prompting renewed scrutiny of how the Sussexes are actually bankrolling life in a $15 million (£11 million) mansion.