Harry & Meghan | Wedding Dance | Netflix

Harry & Meghan reminisce about their whirlwind first dance as husband and wife. Watch the Netflix Global Event.

Harry & Meghan
Volume I: Now Streaming
Volume II: December 15

In an unprecedented and in-depth documentary series, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex share the other side of their high-profile love story. Across six episodes, the series explores the clandestine days of their early courtship and the challenges that led to them feeling forced to step back from their full-time roles in the institution. With commentary from friends and family, most of whom have never spoken publicly before about what they witnessed, and historians who discuss the state of the British Commonwealth today and the royal family’s relationship with the press, the series does more than illuminate one couple’s love story, it paints a picture of our world and how we treat each other. From the critically-acclaimed, two-time Academy Award-nominated and Emmy-winning director Liz Garbus, Harry & Meghan is a never-before-seen look at one of the most-discussed couples in history.

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Harry & Meghan | Wedding Dance | Netflix

[minutemanreunion]

I love the part where Netflix realizes there is better content in the comments than the trailer.

[elisabethhall]

I love the part where megaliar does that ‘curtesy ‘ again
You know the one where she mocks the queen and the Uk
All those dancing lessons paid for by poor Thomas were clearly a waste of time, they teach you to curtesy when you are tiny !
The woman is a vicious fraud… so authentic 🤮🤮🤮
Left eye tear go

[ln]

I love the part where the duchess met all these celebrities for the FIRST time at her wedding and that her mom was the only family member there. Weird.

[jessicaxx]

I love how Meghan’s two favorite works are “organic” and “authentic, ” but yet she is neither of those 🙃 She’s as contrived and as out of touch with her core intent as they come. Harry’s too caught up in his own fantasy to admit he was duped. Sad.

[Tchalwe]

I love the part where she took drama in college and can't act like a princess or even a decent person
I really love the part that it takes Netflix 6 parts to get all their lies in

[jerusalemofgoldministries-]

I loved the part where I didn’t even watch this trailer, I just came here to sit in wonder amongst this comedy gold club of human beings. Thanks H & M, you brought us all together, across race, across borders, across mankind. So organic. So authentic.

[LNawka]

I love the part where Obamas were asked about Meghan and answered: who?

[Eli]

I love the part where Thomas Markle JR said that they are making a documentary themselves. I wish there was a documentary from her bullied staff as well, the courtiers in the RF, her ex boyfriend and husband, her ghosted friends, her ex co-workers.. I’d really love that part.

[__WhatIsGoingOn__]

I love the part where despite both fathers giving them the very best education money can buy, both have chosen to dump them like trash, so brave & determined.

[maedilein]

I love the photo I just saw on Twitter of the Princess of Wales holding a snake and the caption read: A rare photo of Princess Catherine with Meghan Markle.

[DOOMStudios]

I love how Netflix has the balls to let comments on.

[PiccadillyPoohBear]

I love the part where H&M deservingly earned the title of Duke and Duchess of Netflix. So honourable.

[Wijymm]

I love how quickly I can shut off the volume so I can read the epic comments without hearing her nails-on-chalkboard voice. That voice does indeed bring a tear to my left eye….and right

[NWolf-gdbj]

I love the part where they trash the royal family, call the monarchy racist but still so very happy to use and keep their titles.

[MissAliciaCristal]

I love the part where she makes up a whole new past life everytime she is interviewed. If only we could all be as interesting as her! We are all mere mortals to her.

[eyepod]

Why does Harry look like he's tired of her stories

[elaineg.]

I luv the part where they film their netflix doc in a house that is not theirs AND was a house that the (previous) owner had used donations for injured military personnel to furnish the house and the guy was fined millions.Such compassionate people

[tesstess]

I loved the part she compares herself to a teenage Anne Hathway, left to learn to "be a proper princess" by enrolling in the Google University.

[Susietacoma]

I love the part where they threw her father under the bus, said his phone was compromised, and never tried to contact him EVER AGAIN except by letter. She wrote Daddy a kiss 💋 off letter then allowed her friends to talk to People Magazine about it. They really dislike old people, don’t they? Elderly? Zero regard. So brave! Hopefully they get an award for that too … putting old people in their place. Left eye 👁️ cry now, a single tear.

[christina_builds]

Harry is truly 1 in a billion. He sits and watches his wife mocking his grandmother, family, and country. How sad.