Prince Harry’s Surprise Hulu Documentary Sparks Questions Amid Netflix Deal

Prince Harry’s documentary series, “Mission: Life, Family, and Invictus Games,” took an unexpected turn by landing on Hulu, Disney’s streaming platform and direct competitor to Netflix. This move has raised eyebrows and fueled speculation, considering Prince Harry’s existing £80 million, five-year deal with Netflix. Despite the surprise appearance on Hulu, it remains unclear whether Netflix was informed or sanctioned this unexpected release. The documentary captures Prince Harry’s interview with ABC News presenter Will Reeve, covering various topics such as family, friends, and career. The series sheds light on Harry’s recent visit to the UK in the wake of his father’s cancer diagnosis. Sources suggest that Prince Harry likely had knowledge and consented to using his ABC News interview in the Hulu documentary, sparking speculation about potential exploration of additional partnerships beyond the existing Netflix deal. Previously, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s series, ‘Harry & Meghan,’ gained attention on Netflix, offering insights into their life journey, from humble beginnings to their move to the US with their two children, Archie and Lilibet.

The unexpected release on Hulu has ignited curiosity about the dynamics between Prince Harry’s engagements with different streaming platforms and the impact on his established partnerships.