This collaboration marks King Charles’s first major project with a global streaming service. Earlier this year, he worked with Apple Music to curate a special playlist, but Finding Harmony represents a far greater media endeavor.
Amazon Prime Video’s involvement adds an interesting layer to royal entertainment dynamics, as it competes directly with Netflix—the platform that famously paid Prince Harry and Meghan Markle $100 million for their exclusive content deal.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex produced several projects for Netflix under their Archewell Productions banner, including the high-profile docuseries Harry & Meghan, which delved into their departure from royal life.
The Sussexes’ Changing Media Ties
The couple’s five-year Netflix contract expired earlier this year, and they have since signed a new non-exclusive “first look” agreement with the platform. This means they are now free to collaborate with other major studios and streamers.
Recently, Harry and Meghan made a surprise appearance in a Disney documentary commemorating 70 years of the original Disneyland park in Anaheim—suggesting their growing interest in more flexible, varied media opportunities.
