British rapper Harrison Armstrong, known professionally as Aitch, is reportedly in discussions to star in a fly-on-the-wall series for Prime Video. The proposed show would offer viewers an intimate look at the rapper’s life beyond his music career, including his time in the studio and moments with his family.

This potential project follows the recent release of Aitch’s Netflix special, *Aitch: Don’t Be Afraid*, which documented his journey climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. Prime Video has previously produced similar celebrity-focused documentaries, such as *Molly-Mae: Behind It All* and the forthcoming series featuring Abbey Clancy and Peter Crouch. Insiders say Aitch is quickly becoming a sought-after figure in television, citing the positive reception to his appearance on *I’m a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!* last year as a key factor in his rising profile.

During his time on the reality show, Armstrong revealed a more personal side, sharing stories about his strong relationship with his sister Gracie, who has Down’s Syndrome. He also has another sister, Hattie.

In addition to the streaming project, Aitch is reportedly in advanced talks to join the ITV talent competition *The Voice* as a coach. He is expected to replace Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones from the band McFly, who recently announced their departure from the series after years on the judging panel. Production officials are optimistic that Armstrong’s involvement will inject new energy and appeal into the long-running program, which will mark its 15th year in 2027.

Despite expanding his presence in television, Aitch continues to prioritize his music career. His latest single, “RMB (Ring My Bell),” was released recently and is currently available across major platforms.