Meghan Receives Ultimatum from Harry: Netflix Deletes Her from Invictus Documentary Trailer

In a surprising turn of events, Meghan Markle has received an ultimatum from her husband, Prince Harry.

It seems that Harry has allegedly requested Netflix to remove all footage of Meghan from the trailer of his upcoming documentary, Heart of Invictus.

This shocking move has left many wondering about the reasons behind it.

The controversy began when Netflix initially tweeted out the official trailer for the documentary, only to delete it shortly afterward.

The streaming service later reposted the trailer, but without any explanation for the initial removal.

Speculation arose that Meghan may have been angry about not being prominently featured in the trailer, but this remains unconfirmed.

Adding fuel to the fire, some have suggested that Netflix intentionally removed Meghan from the trailer to mislead viewers into thinking she won't be part of the documentary.

This theory gained traction after a commenter noticed a significant number of downvotes immediately after the trailer's release, leading to its removal.

However, the exact reason behind Netflix's actions still remains a mystery.

Netflix took to Twitter to announce that the highly-anticipated docuseries, Heart of Invictus, will be released on August 30th.

The series follows a group of extraordinary competitors from around the world who have experienced life-changing injuries or illnesses on their journey to the Invictus Games.

The release date is intriguingly close to the anniversary of Princess Diana's death, August 31st in the UK, which could provide an opportunity for Harry to honor his mother's charitable legacy.

The trailer itself, which runs for nearly two minutes, showcases powerful moments from the Invictus Games.

It begins with a motivating speech delivered to participants, followed by Harry speaking directly to the camera, explaining the essence of Invictus.

He emphasizes that the Games focus on recovery and reintegrating into a community, rather than dwelling on the causes of injuries.

Throughout the trailer, glimpses of veterans and service members training can be seen, along with intimate interviews where participants share their personal recovery journeys and the challenges they have faced.

Interestingly, the trailer makes no mention of Prince William and Catherine, who generously donated a million dollars to help Harry establish Invictus.

This omission is notable, especially considering that the money came from a phone hacking settlement that William received.

Harry has previously criticized his brother's settlement, implying nefarious intentions, while conveniently leaving out the fact that Invictus was the beneficiary of that money.

It is worth noting that William eventually replaced the funds Harry had taken from the Prince's trust, demonstrating his commitment to the charity.

Some eagle-eyed viewers have also pointed out that Harry appears to be under the influence of drugs in the trailer.

This observation comes after Harry's previous revelation about killing Taliban fighters during his military service, which garnered significant controversy.

Critics argue that these revelations, coupled with his recent behavior, make him a liability and a distraction to the world of the Invictus Games.

What sets this trailer apart is its focus on the wounded warriors rather than Harry himself.

It presents a refreshing departure from the narrative that Harry and Meghan have often portrayed, where they position themselves as victims.

By shining a spotlight on the incredible stories of resilience and determination within the Invictus community, the documentary promises to be a powerful testament to the human spirit.

As the release date approaches, anticipation grows for the premiere of Heart of Invictus.