prince harry At least $100,000 could reportedly be earned for attending a grief masterclass. The Duke of Sussex recently announced a new online session on Masterclass titled “Redefining Grief: Building Resilience Through Loss.” The session was released on October 8 ahead of World Mental Health Day. For the class, Harry teamed up with Dr. Mary-Frances O’Connor, a renowned neuroscientist and clinical psychologist.
Prince Harry could reportedly be paid a minimum of $100,000 for grief masterclass session
Prince Harry could reportedly be paid a lump sum of at least $100,000 for attending a bereavement masterclass. The new season, titled “Redefining Grief: Building Resilience Through Loss,” was released on October 8 and has made headlines ever since. For the session, Harry teamed up with Dr. Mary-Frances O’Connor, a renowned clinical psychologist.
MasterClass is an online educational streaming platform that offers discussions and seminars on a variety of topics. Harry’s masterclass with the psychologist included an in-depth conversation about loss, trauma and grief, as well as how these experiences affect both physical and mental health. As reported PeopleKing Charles’s young son has revealed how deeply his mother Princess Diana’s death affected him.
During one segment, he recalled that he didn’t cry when he was told his mother had died. He admitted that he initially believed it was a sign of strength, but it was not. He added, “This was a 12-year-old boy who had no permission to be broken and no roadmap to recovery.”
The Duke also discussed how people assumed he had the best support because he was a prince. However, she still felt she had no room to grieve or fully express her feelings. According to the report, Masterclass approached Harry last year to develop a session on grief. The class was filmed in California earlier this summer and was released ahead of World Mental Health Day.
Meanwhile a report has come Paula Froelich There are suggestions that the Duke may have been paid a substantial sum to attend the sessions. Royal commentator Tom Sykes reportedly echoed this possibility during an interview The Royalist episode.