Bond-market legend Bill Gross says he’s in the process of giving away his multibillion-dollar fortune.

In an interview with Bloomberg Television airing Tuesday, Gross said he’s already given away $600 million to $700 million. That’s “staggering even to me,” he said.

Gross grew rich after co-founding Pacific Investment Management Co., where his Pimco Total Return Fund for years was the leading bond mutual fund. In 2013, the same year Gross received a $290 million bonus, billionaire investor Carl Icahn challenged Gross via Twitter to join other billionaires that had pledges to give their fortunes away to charity, according to Bloomberg. Gross and his wife agreed within days.

Gross said he plans to eventually donate his remaining $2 billion fortune.

Of course, any conversation with Gross these days eventually gets around to his messy exit last year from Pimco. Gross acknowledged in January that he’d been “blindsided” by his firing from Pimco. Gross decamped to join Janus Capital Group. See: Bill Gross says he was ‘blindsided’ by Pimco firing.

So is he over it? After all, how broke up can you remain when you’ve got millions to give away?

Gross told Bloomberg that he didn’t like the way he left Pimco and that the didn’t take kindly to “aspersions that somehow I might lost my touch.”

But time is a healer.

“I’m getting happier,” Gross said. “You know, four or five months ago was a low point. Everybody has low points. And I’m not suggesting that was the low of lows. Having had the career I’ve had, my wife daily told me to get over. So hopefully I’ve done most of that.”