The new Netflix documentary on Harry and Meghan launched on Thursday, December 8 to a huge global audience. The six-part series has been split into two three-part drops with the second due later this month.
Demand was so high for the first three episodes that Netflix's servers crashed due to so many people logging on. There has been a lot of analysis on the series which shows the intimate moments of Harry and Meghan's romance from the early days to marriage, children and life through the media lens.
There has been a huge focus on the accusations and terrible treatment that the couple has had to endure as a result of being part of the Royal Family by the British Media. In one episode, Harry made comparisons between his mother, Princess Diana being chased by paparazzi in the 90s to his wife experiencing the same treatment. Meghan mentioned she felt unsupportive by the Royal Family when it came to dealing with the stress and pressure associated with her newfound fame in the UK reports Yorkshire Live.
