Prince Harry Could Become a 'Dad-Fluencer'
In Channel 5's upcoming documentary The Jobless Prince: What Will Harry Do Next?, scheduled to air on Saturday at 8 p.m., royal experts discussed potential future paths for the Duke of Sussex. Jane Moore suggested that the best option for Prince Harry is to become a "dad-fluencer" catering to a wealthy audience.
“His best option is to become a dad-fluencer for billionaires,” said Jane Moore, a panelist from Loose Women.
The 41-year-old Duke, who stepped away from royal duties in 2020, became financially independent and now relies on endorsement deals, media ventures, and his wife Meghan Markle’s business, As Ever. The brand is driven mainly by Instagram promotions, supported by Meghan’s renewed interest in acting.
Despite these projects, Hollywood insiders suggest the couple's influence is declining in Los Angeles. As Moore noted, Prince Harry “hasn’t hit it off in America,” and his career appears to be at a critical juncture.
The documentary also highlights experts’ concerns over Harry’s financial future, specifically how he will sustain his lavish lifestyle and cover his $10 million mortgage without royal or taxpayer support, especially after losing his court effort to restore state-funded security.
Author’s Summary
The Channel 5 documentary portrays Prince Harry as facing a career crossroads, with experts suggesting he may become a high-profile “dad-fluencer” to maintain his lifestyle after distancing from royal life.
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