Prince Harry's Heart of Invictus 'fails to make Netflix Top 10' after release
Prince Harry's docuseries Heart of Invictus is understood to have failed to top the charts on Netflix following its release on the streaming platform earlier this week.
The show was released on Wednesday and is a collaboration between Netflix and Archewell Productions. The latter is a production company created by Prince Harry, 38, and his wife Meghan Markle, 42, which they set up to produce content that "informs, elevates, and inspires" viewers.
The five-part series follows a group of competitors in training for last year's Invictus Games. The sporting event was founded by Prince Harry in 2014 and is held annually for wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women.
Heart of Invictus was produced by Archewell Productions, founded by Meghan Markle (left) and Prince Harry (centre), who appear in the docuseries (Netflix)Prince Harry and Meghan - who are said to have signed a deal with Netflix in 2020 - both appear in the limited series. This includes a scene of them at the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games in the Netherlands last year.
Heart of Invictus was released on Wednesday and just days later it isn't currently in Netflix's Top 10 charts. The charts in the UK at the time of writing on Saturday include other TV shows such as Derry Girls, Who is Erin Carter? and Painkiller.
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And it's been reported that the docuseries has failed to get into the Top 10 at all since it was released. Newsweek reports that it has failed to break into that chart in both the US and the UK since its global release earlier this week.
The six-part docuseries Harry & Meghan - which featured commentary about the Royal Family - was said to have broken records upon its release. It was named the UK's most-watched subscription TV series of last year.
The five-part show centres on the annual sporting event the Invictus Games, which was founded by Prince Harry (Netflix)Heart of Invictus has seemingly been well received by some viewers. It has a 79 percent average audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, though it's unknown how many reviews have been submitted for the new docuseries.
This figure is much higher than the average audience score for both Harry & Meghan and Live to Lead which have 19 percent and 16 percent respectively. Similarly though, it's unclear how many reviews they received on the platform.
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