Prince Harry’s Invictus Games Secures Major UK Broadcast Deal with ITV
Prince Harry’s Invictus Games Foundation** has reached a significant milestone with the announcement of a partnership with **ITV**, which will become the exclusive UK broadcaster for the **2025 Invictus Games** in **Vancouver**.
The **Duke of Sussex** launched the **Invictus Games** in **2014** as a global event aimed at showcasing the strength, resilience, and competitive spirit of wounded, injured, and sick servicemen and women. Since then, the Games have grown in scope, with this latest deal expanding its visibility in the UK.
Through this new partnership, ITV will give UK audiences a chance to witness the incredible journeys of military personnel and veterans as they compete. As part of the agreement, **ITVX** will feature **nine daily highlight shows** throughout the event, offering viewers an intimate look at the athletes' powerful performances and emotional stories.
The coverage will also include exclusive footage from the **Opening Ceremony**, with live music performances and unforgettable moments.
The **Invictus Games Foundation** expressed its excitement over the collaboration, stating, *“This partnership will bring the incredible stories of our athletes to UK audiences, celebrating their strength, courage, and perseverance. We look forward to delivering unforgettable moments on ITV.”*
In related news, **Meghan Markle** is expected to join **Prince Harry** for the opening ceremony on **February 8** in **Vancouver**. However, it remains unclear whether their children, **Prince Archie** (5) and **Princess Lilibet** (3), will attend the event.
While the Invictus Games now operate independently from the British royal family, recent years have seen limited public support from senior royals. No representatives from the royal family have been confirmed to attend the **2025 Games**.
Looking ahead, the **Invictus Games** are set to return to the UK in **2027**, with **Birmingham** selected as the host city. The last time the Games were held in Britain was during its **inaugural edition** in **London** in 2014.
