Prince Harry opens up about family, health, and American citizenship
Prince Harry's documentary, "Prince Harry’s Mission: Life, Family and the Invictus Games," based on his interviews with ABC News, has been released on Hulu, despite his existing contract with Netflix. Speaking at the Winter Invictus Games’ One Year to Go event, the Duke discussed his father's health, family life, and even his thoughts on potentially gaining American citizenship.
Harry's reflections on family and health
During an interview with ABC News, Prince Harry shared insights into his family life, including his children Archie and Lilibet's sense of humor. He also mentioned flying back to the UK to see family members, including discussions with his father about health matters.
Netflix deal and future content
The release of the documentary on a rival streaming service reportedly surprised Netflix, with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex believed to have received only a portion of their reported £78 million contract. The couple must produce engaging content before the end of 2025 to receive the remaining payment.
Prince Harry on potential American citizenship
Prince Harry revealed that while American citizenship has crossed his mind, it is not a current priority for him. He discussed his family life in California and upcoming trips that may bring him back to the UK to visit family members.
King's health and family unity
Prince Harry also touched on the impact of illness on family unity, noting the strength of families coming together during challenging times. He shared insights into discussions with the King about his illness, emphasizing the importance of family bonds.
King's cancer diagnosis and treatment
The King personally informed Prince Harry of his cancer diagnosis in a heartfelt phone conversation. As the King undergoes treatment, he has postponed frontline engagements and is expected to focus on recovery at various royal residences.
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