The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Netflix series promises the inside story of why they left their royal roles.
The trailers suggest the TV documentary will reveal the love story of how the "clandestine" relationship between Prince Harry and Meghan developed.This will be their version of events - and the rest of the Royal Family might be watching to see how far the claims go, if there is any evidence and whether they should officially respond.
"We know the full truth," Prince Harry says, introducing a series with a 15 rating and a warning it deals with "discrimination".A scene of a press scrum is said to have been taken from an appearance at Crawley Magistrates' Court by TV personality Katie Price, rather than a royal engagement. On Tuesday, at a New York event where the prince and Meghan received a human rights award, the couple faced awkward questions from reporters: "Are you putting money before family?" and "Are you harming your family, Harry?".
But the dramatic tone of the trailers shows no sign of offering any olive branches, instead suggesting a collision course with the Royal Family.The series is being released in two sections of three episodes, on 8 and 15 December, at 08:00 GMT.
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