What Is Meghan Markle’s Net Worth?

So, will this change when she and Prince Harry are officially married? Well, it’s complicated. Despite Harry’s estimated $25 million net worth, it’s unlikely that the pair will sign a prenuptial agreement (“it’s just not a British thing”). That being said, marrying into the royal family will certainly affect Markle’s finances.

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According to Time, Meghan will be required to pay U.S. income tax even after she’s wed the prince. She cannot become a British citizen until she’s been married three years, after which she’ll need to decide whether she wants to retain dual citizenship for both the U.S. and U.K.

Considering that royal spouses often choose to be full-time philanthropists, Markle may very well not have any income to report once she’s married.

Don’t worry though, we have a feeling she’ll manage sans that Suits paycheck.