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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have published an extensive list of lawsuits regarding their speaking appearances.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex reportedly have a number of conditions that must be met in order for them to appear at events.
The list includes an agreement of the amount that would be paid to them for the appearance, as well as the power to choose whoever they want to present them or moderate events of which they are part.
The couple had previously signed an agreement with the Harry Walker agency in New York to represent them at their conferences.
According to a report by London Telegraph, former royals are empowered to be in control of every detail of their appearances, as revealed by a four-page ‘Virtual Event Request Form’.
The form states: “The choice of presenter and moderator will be at the final discretion of the speaker” and “the fee must be paid directly from the account of the contracting organization.”
Before they agree, the Sussex couple would also require an approximate number of attendees, as well as who they are.
They also insist on knowing the sponsors of the event and what they get in return: “corporations, individuals, members of the organization and government entities or organizations.”
They also want to be told whether “any element of the live or prerecorded program will run simultaneously with the speaker’s presentation.”
What will the audience see on the screen? Will you incorporate any brand? What will the speaker see on the screen immediately before and during their presentation? “claims the form.
