If Harry and Meghan get a divorce, can Meghan lay claim for her wedding gown since she paid for it?
It is not to put themselves in the worst case scenario, but whenever a couple decides to take the decisive step of approaching the altar to swear eternal love, the possibility that marriage is not a successful company is placed on the table. In the case of the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, it has even transcended the exact amount that the actress would receive if she decided to break off their relationship once the alliances had been exchanged and her commitment to the traditional 'yes, I do' sealed. A figure with many zeros fixed in the prenuptial agreement that, at first, the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II refused to sign.
There is only one day left - hours actually - to see Meghan Markle approach the altar at Windsor Castle to marry Prince Harry. Of course, to enter the British royal family and in order to protect the heritage of the crown, finally the actress has been forced to sign the premarital document that separates her current accounts and puts the fortune of the youngest son in a safe place. Prince carlos.
This prenuptial agreement establishes that, in the event of a divorce, Meghan Markle has the right to pocket part of her future husband's estate. An amount that has been estimated at just over 30 million pounds (about 30.5 million euros) and that is the result of the 10 million that he inherited from his mother, Princess Diana of Wales, plus the 20 million pounds that Harry has assets well invested to ensure his future.
Of this patrimony, Meghan Markle would correspond 10 percent of the total, that is, 3 million pounds. An agreement that Prince Harry did not want to expose his girl to, understanding that if he has decided to settle down with her it is because she is the woman of his life. Of course, for her family, love is not enough insurance to protect her huge assets, so she has finally pressed for both of them to agree to limit the future financial consequences of a divorce that does not fit into the plans of the couple. For now.
