- [Host] Prince Harry's Memoir "Spare" is the latest release

from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's vast portfolio

of shows, podcasts and books.

After stepping down as working members

of the British Royal family in 2020,

no longer paid to represent the Crown,

the couple have explored new income streams

as the next chapter of their lives unfolds.

Here's what we do and don't know

about how Harry and Meghan make their money.

- [Reporter] Harry, are you pressing money before family?

Are you pressing money before family?

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- [Host] In "Spare", the title and nod to having heir

and a spare to the throne.

Prince Harry speaks about topics ranging

from physical altercations with his brother William

to losing his virginity to an older woman behind a pub.

The couple signed a book deal

with Penguin Random House widely reported

to be worth $20 million

which includes the headline grabbing Memoir.

- I called my publishers rep right away and said,

put me on the list.

- The story is interesting because it keeps evolving.

- I'm sure it's partially due to a lifestyle

that they want and what can they sell?

- [Host] On the day of its release, "Spare" was at the top

of Amazon's best sellers list alongside the book deal,

there are multi-year agreements with Netflix and Spotify

reported to be worth roughly $120 million.

Harry and Meghan will make content for the two platforms

through divisions of their Art Trail organization.

Their first offering for Netflix,

a six-part documentary series had the streaming services

biggest debut for a documentary titled by hours viewed

the company said.

- [Harry] We all have greatness within us.

- [Host] Harry also has a job at the Silicon Valley

startup Better Up as Chief Impact Officer.

His compensation package was not disclosed

but jobs with that title boast an average salary

of $140,000 according to talent.com.

The due conductors also received an unknown

but substantial sum from Harry's father,

according to a spokesperson,

all together that would total a lot more than the sum

they received from then Prince Charles in 2020.

Financial releases from his estate reveal

the Sussex's, along with William and Kate

shared around $5.4 million to fund their activities.

Now, Harry and Meghan have security costs

and living expenses to worry about.

They live in Montecito, California

where they bought a home for over $14 million

and there was the small task of paying the Crown back

the estimated 3 million it cost to renovate Frogmore Cottage

in Windsor, Harry and Meghan lived there

after they were married, until they moved to the US.

Leaving the family business, so to speak,

has opened up a world of new opportunities for the couple

but their sources of revenue are less secure.

At least King Charles III has a guaranteed income

from his property estates and public funding.

Representatives of the Duke Duchess

didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.

It is possible Harry and Meghan will need to continue

making commercial deals to sustain their lifestyle.

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