Prince Harry and Prince William make brief appearances in King Charles’ new documentary, Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision. The film highlights the monarch’s lifelong commitment to environmental conservation. It emphasizes the importance of living in harmony with nature.
The new documentary, set to release on Prime Video next month, also includes archival footage of King Charles with his sons during their childhood. Harry, now 41, is seen fly fishing with his father near the River Dee in Scotland. The river flows past Balmoral Castle, the royal family’s traditional summer residence. King Charles has often shared his love for outdoor activities, especially fishing, in this scenic region.
Prince William appears twice in the new documentary. One clip shows him as a young boy lying in the grass beside his father. Another scene captures him in his twenties tending to cattle at Home Farm near Highgrove House in Gloucestershire. These moments provide an intimate look at the King’s personal life and his relationship with his sons.
The inclusion of Prince Harry and Prince William comes at a sensitive time. Reports have highlighted tensions between King Charles and Prince Harry in recent years. The documentary offers a rare glimpse of shared family experiences, giving audiences insight into their early bonds and the King’s philosophy of harmony with nature.
Narrated in part by Kate Winslet, the documentary also showcases King Charles’ environmental initiatives through the work of the King’s Foundation. Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision aims to inspire viewers to see themselves as part of nature rather than separate from it.
Fans can watch the full new documentary on Prime Video starting February 6, 2026. The film promises to combine personal royal stories with a broader message about sustainability and environmental responsibility.
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