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Prince Harry and Meghan News: Duke of Sussex Pushing for Amazon’s Invictus Games Sponsorship Deal That May Open Door to Princess Diana Documentary | Report

Prince Harry and Meghan News: Duke of Sussex Pushing for Amazon’s Invictus Games Sponsorship Deal That May Open Door to Princess Diana Documentary | Report
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Prince Harry and Meghan News: Rumours that Prince Harry wishes to make a documentary on his late mother Princess Diana have persisted a while now. Now, a new report has claimed that the Duke of Sussex has his eyes on a sponsorship deal with Amazon, as it might pave way for other projects including a Princess Diana documentary.  

Prince Harry and Meghan News: Amazon to Sponsor Invictus Games? 

According to reports, there have been talks involving Prince Harry, the Invictus Games Foundation, and Amazon focusing for a possible sponsorship partnership for the 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham, which is all set to run from July 10 to 17, 2027. Amazon already has a connection to the sporting event, as it supported the Vancouver edition previously. 

For the Birmingham Games, the organisers are  reportedly assembling a wider funding network that includes government support, commercial sponsors, charitable donations and in-kind contributions, with a possible Amazon partnership bringing yet another major corporate backer to the event.

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Prince Harry and Meghan News: Potential Amazon Deal May Involve Princess Diana Documentary 

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 5, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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