Prince Harry’s Invictus Games Documentary Unveiled on Hulu

Prince Harry's latest endeavor, a captivating documentary titled “Prince Harry's Mission, Life, Family and the Invictus Games,” has recently made its debut on the popular streaming platform Hulu.

In this exclusive one-off show, Prince Harry delves into his personal life, his dedication to the Invictus Games, and sheds light on his family dynamics.

The documentary is a compilation of interviews that Prince Harry granted to ABC News in Canada earlier this month, including his notable appearance on Good Morning America on February 16th.

During his interview on Good Morning America, Prince Harry expressed his appreciation for being able to travel to the UK to support King Charles following the monarch's cancer diagnosis.

Interestingly, a senior source at Netflix confirmed that Prince Harry and his wife Meghan are still under contract with the streaming service.

However, the release of this documentary seems to have caught them by surprise.

According to a senior TV news producer, Prince Harry would have been aware of the utilization of his interviews and would have given his consent for ABC News to transform them into a documentary for Hulu.

Speculation surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan's relationship with Netflix has been mounting.

Their business and charitable initiatives have been rebranded under the new Sussex.com website, but Netflix is notably absent from the Archival Productions section.

Questions arise about whether Prince Harry and Meghan have encountered issues with Netflix or if Netflix has distanced itself from the couple.

Recent sightings of the pair at the Mali premiere with a Paramount executive have fueled curiosity about their future endeavors.

There seems to be something brewing behind the scenes.

Fans of the Invictus Games have noted that the promotional icon for the documentary prominently features the Invictus Games logo.

The documentary is advertised as an ABC exclusive, offering viewers a one-on-one interview with Prince Harry and on-site footage.

However, there is minimal coverage of the actual Invictus Games Vancouver event.

The documentary also includes snippets from Prince Harry's additional promotional interview with Good Morning America's Michael Strahan, along with supportive commentary from royal experts.

Notably, the ABC exclusive delves into the ongoing feud between Prince Harry and the Prince and Princess of Wales, showcasing images of the Wales children without their titles, contrasting with how Prince Harry and Meghan are portrayed.

The narrative presented in the documentary hints at underlying tensions and comparisons between the royal family members.

Robert Jobson, a royal commentator, suggests that Prince William may have harbored feelings of jealousy towards Prince Harry's success with the Invictus Games.

Jobson emphasizes that Prince Harry's passion for the event is palpable, highlighting his dedication to supporting military veterans through this initiative.

Reflecting on Prince Harry's achievements with the Invictus Games since its inception in 2014, Jobson commends his fundraising efforts and the event's success.

He mentions that Prince William may have been surprised by the magnitude of the event's accomplishments and the level of international support it has garnered.

Jobson also raises the point that King Charles should have made an effort to connect with Prince Harry's children, Archie and Lilibet.

Amidst discussions about the documentary's focus on the Invictus Games, opinions diverge on its true intent.

Some perceive it as a platform to highlight Prince Harry's accomplishments, while others view it as a subtle attack on the royal family.

Contrary to speculations of jealousy, it is noted that Prince William has been a staunch supporter of the Invictus Games, contributing significantly to the cause.

As the dynamics within the royal family continue to unfold, the spotlight remains on Prince Harry's unwavering commitment to his philanthropic endeavors.