The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle faced a disheartening cutoff with Spotify. However, the American streamer Netflix has always proved a faithful collaborator for the duo. Having especially served the former actress for her on-demand US network show, Suits, the media giant is all set to cater to Prince Harry with him as the executive leader of a forthcoming series. As was confirmed before, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s project is about to land on the platform. Deets into the new Netflix show have already seemed to be quite interesting. 

Wall Street Journal recently made it public that the Streamer in collaboration with the couple’s Archewell Foundation is almost done with the upcoming project. Thus, fans need not wait much longer to take delight in something quite an inspiring true story. Titled Heart of Invictus, this docu-series forms a significant part of their massive deal with Netflix. Earlier this year, in the month of January, Netflix made it official that they are soon going to launch the documentary. Nonetheless, despite the controversies that dawned on the project, the lucrative deal is still intact.

Heart of Invictus will premiere in August, reported Marie Claire. Certain developments have given us a sneak peek into the project. According to the Twitter handle of Netflix UK, this Archewell documentary “follows a group of extraordinary competitors from around the globe.” It would thus focus on individuals who suffered life-changing injuries or illnesses throughout their service to the nation. Thus, paving the way to the esteemed competitions at the Invictus Games. 

But do you know the backstory of this royal organization for the brave? 

The history of Invictus Games by Prince Harry 

The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, first conceived the idea of the Invictus on his first trip to the Warrior Games in the USA. Borrowing inspiration from the “power of sports that could heal the wounded,” the military Prince established a bigger platform to help his fellow veterans. The Duke was well accustomed to a sense of patriotism and service to mankind, for he himself served ten years in the Royal military serving two tours to Afghanistan. 

As reported by the royal family website, he first inaugurated the Invictus Games in the year 2014 in London. Using his much-celebrated platform, he overtook the patronage of the same. Bringing in the sick yet skilled, he helped them rehabilitate their image as a warrior and instill fair play among the fighters. Fast forward to 2023, and this year’s Invictus Games are being held in Germany. A broader range of participants feels eternally grateful to Prince Harry.

Are you looking forward to Prince Harry’s big release?