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Aitch has released a brand new documentary and it can be streamed today

Manchester rapper Aitch has shared his heartwarming relationship with his family as he embarks on his toughest challenge yet.

Aitch: Don’t be afraid has today (Sunday, July 26) been released on Netflix as it chronicles the rapper’s journey up Africa’s highest peak with friends and family. Aitch has climbed Mount Kilimanjaro to raise awareness for the Down’s Syndrome Association in honour of his sister Gracie.

An official synopsis reads: “Inspired by his sister, rapper Aitch scales Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds for people with Down syndrome and to fight for greater inclusivity.”

Already, Netflix subscribers are tuning in as one person wrote on social media: “Defo be watching @OfficialAitch netflix documentary! Such a great guy.”

Another replied: “Can’t wait to see this. Congratulations team!” As the brand new documentary airs, here’s all you need to know about Aitch’s sisters as well as the star’s incredible net worth.

Aitch’s relationship with his sisters

Aitch, whose real name is Harrison Armstrong, has an inspiring bond with his younger sisters Hattie and Gracie, often stating he makes music to support them. With a strong bond with both of his siblings, he has a publicly documented relationship with one sister, Gracie, who has Down syndrome.

In the brand new release, Aitch shares his special relationship with Gracie as he tells the cameras: “It’s just the best relationship ever. If there’s a blueprint of what a human should be, it probably is her.

“She couldn’t love the people around her more if she tried, she smothers you with love.”

Hattie and Gracie are non identical twins, but equally have a loving bond with their older brother, who worships everything they do.

Previously speaking at the Pride of Britain, the star said his sisters were his personal heroes, before paying special tribute to Gracie who he said was an “absolute soldier”.

Previously appearing on I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here last year, he held pictures of his younger siblings near his camp bed as he said his sisters were his “whole heart”.

In one episode, speaking about Gracie he told his campmates: “She’s the GOAT honestly. There’s not one person that’s ever met her that’s said a bad word.”

In his 2022 song My G, featuring Ed Sheeran, there was a touching tribute to Gracie as all profits went to the DSA, which Aitch is also an ambassador for.

The star often takes to social media to share heart-warming videos, with fans loving his close bond with his siblings.

Just recently, teasing the new documentary, Aitch wrote on Instagram: “GRACIE, THIS IS FOR YOU AND THE OTHER 40,000 BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE JUST LIKE YOU DONT BE AFRAID! 26/07/26 @netflixuk.”

The support came pouring in as one person replied: “GRACIE WE LOVE YOU”, as another echoed: “You’re an inspiration . Your sisters are so lucky to have such an amazing big brother.”

Aitch’s net worth

Aitch’s net worth was estimated to be around £3.5million in 2025, which has been accumulated through his skyrocketing career as a rapper.

However, Heat’s 2025 Rich List, as reported by Bauer Media, Aitch found himself number 9 with an estimated £14.4m.

Aitch: Don’t be afraid can be streamed on Netflix now

Music sensation – and I’m A Celeb star – Aitch will feature in a huge new Netflix documentary later this month. The show follows the star as he undertakes a monumental challenge for charity.

Rap sensation Aitch will star in a new Netflix documentary, chronicling his gruelling quest to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. The 26-year-old rapper – real name Harrison James Armstrong – took on the challenge last year with the special doc streaming later this month.

Aitch rose to fame in 2018 with his hit track Straight Rhymez – and went on to unleash his number 2 album Close to Home in 2022. While reality TV fans will recognise the rapper from Manchester thanks to his star turn in the 2025 season of ITV’s I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! – where he finished in fourth place.

Fans will soon have a chance to see Aitch endure a trial more challenging than anything he faced in the jungle – by climbing the biggest mountain in Africa. The task was not just for fun, however; he also raised a substantial amount of money for charity in the process.

The musician took on Mount Kilimanjaro alongside his closest friends, family members, and team, and the climb was recorded on film as they undertook the monumental task. The resulting footage has been edited into a brand-new Netflix documentary titled Aitch: Don’t Be Afraid.

Directed by Aaron Fitzmaurice and Harry Tatem, the BRIT Award-winning star is shown taking on the unforgiving conditions as he makes his way up the huge mountain, which stands 19,341 feet above sea level. The Taste (Make It Shake) rapper raised over £160,000 following his challenge, with the funds going to the Down’s Syndrome Association, for which he is an ambassador.

The documentary promises emotional scenes as cameras captured every moment of the challenge. Fans will see “the physical and emotional realities of the journey”, a press release about the special stats.

“As the altitude rises and the conditions become increasingly unforgiving, viewers witness the determination, vulnerability and camaraderie that carry the group towards the summit,” it continues.

“Through candid moments on and off the mountain, the documentary explores the motivation behind the challenge, highlighting the strength of family, resilience, and the importance of raising greater awareness and creating opportunities for people with Down syndrome. More than a story of endurance, Aitch: Don’t Be Afraid, which was shot last year, shines a light on a cause deeply personal to Aitch, celebrating his younger sister Gracie’s impact on his life while encouraging audiences to support the Down’s Syndrome Association and the work it does for individuals with Down’s syndrome and their families across the UK.”

Aitch’s 16-year-old sister, Gracie, frequently features in his social media output – and his 2022 song, My G, featuring Ed Sheeran, is dedicated to her. The star has opened up about his special relationship with his younger sibling – and has previously stated he makes music to support both Gracie and her twin sister Hattie.

Opening up about their relationship at the Pride of Britain Awards last year, he said: “Gracie is my hero because she’s just an absolute soldier. Just what she’s been through and all that. She just lights up every room she walks in.”

And heaping praise on Hattie, whom he branded “the superstar in my family”, he added: “Them two are my heroes, even though they do my head in sometimes.”

Fans were touched to hear the singer open up about his sisters while in the I’m A Celeb camp last year. He gushed to fellow contestants – including Shona McGarty and Jack Osbourne: “My baby girls, my two sisters, everything I do is for them two… Bottom line, I’m on this show for them two. I make music for them two. I try to make a living for them two. Yeah, they’re my girls.”

And during a previous appearance on Made In Chelsea star Jamie Laing’s podcast, Aitch explained how Gracie had helped shape his life. He said: “I wouldn’t even be half the person I am if [Gracie] wasn’t here.

“She actually teaches you lessons that you don’t realise till after. It’s taught me, and this sounds bad, but it taught me more to treat everyone the same. And to understand that everyone is a human.”

Aitch: Don’t Be Afraid will be available to stream via Netflix from Sunday, 26 July.

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