AceShowbiz - Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal drama is one of the biggest spectacles in 2022. Even before its December 8 premiere, "Harry & Meghan" made headlines with its behind-the-scenes dramas as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex reportedly kept asking Netflix to edit stuff out of the docuseries in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's death. A report also claimed that the pair gave conflicting remarks to what Harry wrote for his upcoming tell-all book.

On the 6-part show, meanwhile, the Sussexes detailed their love story, covering the moment of their first meeting until their life in Montecito, California following their royal family exit. Among the bombshells, Harry insinuated that the way British media treated Meghan was no different than how it did to his late mom Lady Diana, and he's afraid that his wife could possibly end up like his mom. The couple also talked about how their engagement interview was an "orchestrated reality show," the drama with Meghan's father Thomas and stepsister Samantha Markle and the Duchess' miscarriage. Meghan also accused Prince Harry's brother Prince William of authorizing aid to give evidence against her during their privacy lawsuit with Mail. Not stopping there, Harry accused the palace establishment of lying to "protect" William but not him.

Upon watching the series, the public showed mixed response to the bombshell show. Some showed support for Harry and Meghan, while some others further criticized the pair. The British royal family, meanwhile, has yet to comment on the series though reports claimed that William and his wife Princess Kate don't plan to watch it anytime soon.