Here’s how much Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reportedly expect to make per speech

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made news earlier this year as they stepped down from their roles as ‘senior’ members of the royal family, becoming financially independent and relocating to Los Angeles.

Since the big move, the Sussex couple has been making non-stop viral news, from their public celebration of baby Archie’s birthday to the photographs emerging of the pair volunteering for LA charity, Streetgames.

It was their next career move that made news this week however, as it was reported that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had signed with the same public speaking agency as the Obamas.

The public speaking agency in question? Harry Walker Agency.

The New York agency is iconic, boasting many high profile names, with PEOPLE reporting that Michelle and Barack Obama belong to the same public speaking agency. Other high profile names on their books reportedly include Oprah Winfrey, Hillary and Bill Clinton, Jane Goodall, Gloria Steinem, A-Rod, Tina Fey and Lin-Manuel Miranda.

We have so many questions.

What events will the Sussexes be speaking at? According to PEOPLE, the couple will be able to be booked to speak for ‘trade associations, corporations and community forums’.

What can we expect them to be speaking about? ‘Racial injustice, gender equality, mental health and environmental concerns’, according to the publication.

And how much money are they expecting to make per speech?

Well, according to sources, an awful lot, with it reported that Harry and Meghan could charge up to $1 million per speech.

Yes, really. According to Tom Kenyon-Slaney, chairman of the London Speaker Bureau, via The Times, the Sussex couple are thought to have made ‘a little less’ than £1 million for attending and speaking at JP Morgan’s Alternative Investment Summit last year.

‘There are not so many US organisations paying these kinds of fees, outside the investment bank community and a few associations,’ he went on to explain to The Times. ‘I would suspect that in order not to be accused of commoditising the royal family too much, they will do very few at very high fees ... $1 million for a live appearance for one of them. It will be interesting to see who pays for them.’

It looks like we’ll have to wait and see.