Prince Harry gears up for a ‘fortune’ to come his way with Diana story

Prince Harry has a huge payout waiting for him once Diana doc is ready for shipping – the real number is making jaws drop

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Published September 28, 2026
Prince Harry gears up for a ‘fortune’ to come his way with Diana story

Not much is known about Prince Harry’s documentary about Princess Diana that is being crafted ahead of its release in 2027. However, Hollywood insiders have just dropped the bomb into how much it might make the couple, which is rumoured to be embroiled in financial woes for months at this point.

The source in question, for those unversed is a senior production source.

According to their findings, almost $100million is up for grabs and, “they are banking on it being a global phenomenon, first on the big screen and then streaming on TV.”

The insider has also said, “and it’s going to make a fortune for Harry, Meghan and their Archewell production company.”

But that’s not even the best part, because if their cards are played right, “from this one project, it is even possible that in one shot they will earn more than the entire $100 million (AUD$142m) five-year contract they signed with Netflix when they first arrived in America. It’s that big of a deal.”

What’s also pertinent to mention is that the documentary’s release is still a year away, and has been known since last year, in March.

Before actually signing off the same source also weighed in on how commanding a position the Sussexes really are, given the attention their documentary plans are sparking. Its even said, “in theory, they could spark a bidding war between every major studio in Hollywood – and, believe me, there isn’t one that would turn this down.”

H. Anjum
H. Anjum is a News Editor at The News International (Digital) with over five years of newsroom experience. She is a media graduate specialising in British royal coverage, reporting on monarchies, traditions, and modern royal life. She also writes on fashion, movies and TV shows with contemporary relevance for a global audience.
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