Prince Harry is expected to discuss some of his personal stories when he appears at a virtual conference next month on behalf of mental health company BetterUp.
The 38-year-old Duke of Sussex made a string of revelations last year about his personal relationships with the British Royal Family, and many people suspect he will have more to say at the upcoming summit.
The news was announced on Twitter by royal journalist Omid Scobie, who wrote that Harry would be joining BetterUp’s CEO for a virtual event on February 3.
The journalist tweeted: “In his role as Chief Impact Officer at @BetterUp, Prince Harry will join CEO @Arobichaux for a virtual event on Feb 3 to discuss their “bold commitment” to the company’s new #InnerWork initiative. Expect to hear the duke talking about personal stories, challenges, and successes.”
They are expected to discuss the “bold commitment” to Inner Work, an initiative that is being promoted by BetterUp among companies.
It aims to help people become reinspired and reenergized and look after their own mental health and inner mind. With a price tag of $240 per month, the app has already gained high-profile customers, including Google and Hilton.
Prince Harry has been working as Chief Impact Officer for the mental health company, worth $4.5 billion, although it is not known how much he earns or whether he owns any part of the company.
Omid Scobie said viewers could expect to hear Prince Harry talking about personal stories, successes, and challenges.
Speculation that he may reveal more about his personal family life is not unfounded after the duke spilled some intimate details last year.
During their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, 40, accused an unnamed member of the royal family of racism and criticized them for not giving enough support to the Duchess of Sussex while she was pregnant.
Later this year, Prince Harry is expected to release his memoirs, which may include details of his parents’ marriage and their break-up, and the aftermath of his mother Diana’s death when he was just 12 years old.
Some fans of the British Royal Family are hoping that he will hold back a little bit to protect Queen Elizabeth, who has gone through a lot in the past year.
The 95-year-old monarch lost her husband of almost 70 years, the late Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, and she has also faced a health scare.
Earlier this month, the Queen was forced to dump her son, Prince Andrew, publicly to avoid sinking the British throne in legal problems.
Most observers say Prince Harry will do what is good for his business and brands, regardless of his grandmother’s situation.
