The final three episodes of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix docuseries have dropped and the bombshell revelations have been quick to fall.
From Harry's shocking details of screaming rows with Prince William in Episode 5, to Meghan sharing details of her close relationship with the Queen, offering up never-before-seen pictures of her wedding day in Episode 4, and her opening up about her devastating miscarriage in Episode 6, we're unpicking all the most compelling moments from the much-anticipated show.
Read on as the highlights are updated LIVE…
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Episode Four
Harry and Meghan share unseen details and photos from the royal wedding
Royal bride Meghan recalled how she felt in a "calm space" on her wedding day and shared details of what she ate and drank on the morning of her big day - a croissant and a mimosa!
The couple are seen cutting their wedding cake with a sword
The couple also included a number of fascinating behind-the-scenes photographs from their wedding day, from Meghan's arrival at St George's Chapel to their formal reception, where the newlyweds cut their cake with a sword.
Harry and Meghan then revealed their first dance was to Land of 1000 Dances, while images of the pair twirling on the dancefloor flashed up on the screen.
The newlyweds make a toast
The couple's evening reception took place at Frogmore House in Windsor, where the night ended with a spectacular fireworks display.
Meghan talks about her first official engagement with the Queen
In 2018, shortly after her wedding, the Duchess carried out her first engagement with the Queen.
Meghan said: "I treated her as my husband’s grandma, and knowing that of course there has to be a completely different sense of propriety in public, when you’re sitting and having breakfast to just be able to talk.
Meghan and the Queen in Cheshire in 2018
"When we got into the car in between engagements she had a blanket and she put it over my knees and we were sitting in this car with this blanket and I thought ‘I recognise and respect and see that you’re the Queen, but in this moment I’m so grateful that there is a grandmother figure because that feels like family’.
"And because I was so so close with my grandmother," Meghan said, adding she had taken care of her grandmother "in her final years".
The Duchess of Sussex added of her engagement with the Queen that it was “such a good day, we laughed”.
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Doria Ragland reveals heartbreak over Meghan's suicidal thoughts
"I remember her telling me that she wanted to take her own life, and that really broke my heart," Doria said. "Because I knew that it was bad, but to just constantly picked at by these vultures, just picking away at her spirit, that she would actually think of not wanting to be here, that's not an easy one for a mom to hear."
Doria revealed her heartbreak
Doria added that she felt pain that neither she nor Prince Harry could protect Meghan.
Adding to the conversation, Prince Harry said he was "devastated" by how his wife was feeling.
"I knew she was struggling but I never thought it would get to that stage. I was angry and ashamed.
I dealt with it as institutional Harry, not husband Harry. My royal role took over. I'd been trained to worry more about what people will think. Looking back on it now, I hate myself for it.
"What she needed from me was so much more than I was able to give."
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Episode Five
Harry talks fallout with Prince William
Prince Harry admitted that it was "terrifying" to have his brother Prince William "scream and shout" at him during their discussion about Harry and Meghan leaving the royal family.
Speaking in episode five of the docuseries, he said: "It was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me, and my father say things that simply weren't true... and my grandmother sit there and quietly take it all in.
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"[...] The saddest part of it was this wedge created between myself and my brother so that he's on the institution side, and part of that I get, that's his inheritance. So to some extent, it's already ingrained in him that part of his responsibility is the survivability and continuation of this institution."
He later spoke about a joint statement that was released squashing rumours of William "bullying" Harry and Meghan out of the royal family, but denied having any part of the statement. "I couldn't believe it, no one had asked me permission to put my name to a statement like that. I rang M and I told her and she burst into floods of tears because in 24 hours they were happy to lie to protect my brother, but in three years they were never willing to tell the truth to protect us."
Prior to the release of the latest episode, the royal family had maintained a wall of silence surrounding any allegations. And they continue to do so. Asked for a response, both Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace declined to comment.
Meghan's comments on her fallout with dad Thomas
Meghan revealed that she and Thomas were close before she married into the royal family, and called the breakdown in their relationship due to the media getting involved. She revealed that the Queen and Prince Charles suggested that the Duchess write her father a letter after she asked them for advice, which ultimately was leaked to the press. "It was very embarrassing for the family," she said. "It was a problem that needed to be solved, and they wanted me to make it stop."
Meghan spoke about her relationship with Thomas
Harry and Meghan reveal what began their exit from royal family
The couple revealed that their decision to sue newspapers for leaking Meghan's letter to Thomas was the beginning of the breakdown of their relationship with the royal family. Meghan said: "Everything changed after that. That litigation was the catalyst, probably, for all of the unravelling."
Prince Harry was stopped from seeing the Queen
Prince Harry revealed that the Queen invited Harry and Meghan to visit her, and stay the night, when they returned from a short trip to Vancouver, but upon their flight home, was told by staff that they absolutely were not allowed to visit her. Harry explained: "I rang her and I said, 'I'm told that you're busy.' She said, 'Yes, I didn't know that I was busy, I am told that I am busy all week,' and I was like, 'Wow.'"
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Prince Harry denied that he 'blindsided' the Queen with exit
Harry opened up about the reports at the time that he hadn't informed his family about his decision to leave the family, saying: "This idea that I supposedly blindsided my grandmother. That would never happen, I have so much respect for her."
Archie chats to Meghan - and has an adorable accent!
Home video footage revealed Meghan reading The Gruffalo to little Archie, who can be heard saying "a Gruffalo!" with an adorable American accent in response to his mum. In another clip, Archie is playing with toy drums, asking Meghan: "Was that a good song? Do you want me to play it again mama?" to which Meghan replied: "Yes please, thank you!"
Meghan with little Archie
Meghan dressing in a 'rainbow' of colours for final week in the UK
Meghan revealed that before their final week in the UK, she would only wear neutral colours as she didn't want to "upstage or ruffle any feathers". She added: "I wore a lot of colour that week! I just felt like, 'Let's just look like a rainbow!'
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Meghan opened up about wearing bright colours
On their 'cold' reunion with royal family
Meghan and Harry saw the royal family for the first time since announcing their decision to step back at Westminster Abbey for the Commonwealth Service - and Harry said it looked and felt "cold". He explained: "I felt really distant from the rest of my family which is interesting because so much of how they operate is what it looks like and not what it feels like. But it looked cold, and it also felt cold."
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Episode Six
Meghan opens up about her devastating miscarriage
In episode six, Meghan discusses her miscarriage in 2020 and revealed that it occurred the morning after they moved into their new home in Montecito.
The Duchess of Sussex's close friend, actress Abigail Spencer, introduced the heartbreaking moment to viewers. Explaining how she arrived at Meghan's house, she said: "Meghan's standing there waiting for me and I knew something was off," adding: "She's showing me their new home but she says 'I'm having a lot of pain'. She was holding Archie and she just fell to the ground."
Meghan can then be heard saying: "I was pregnant, I really wasn't sleeping and the first morning that we woke up in our new home is when I miscarried."
Harry said he believes Meghan miscarried as a result of their legal case
Harry, who looked visibly emotional, then explained: "I believe my wife suffered a miscarriage because of what the Mail did. I watched the whole thing. Now, do we absolutely know that the miscarriage was caused by that? Of course we don't."
Harry added: "But bearing in mind the stress that caused, lack of sleep, the timing of the pregnancy and how many weeks she was, I can say from what I saw that miscarriage was created by what they were trying to do to her."
Meghan, who shared the news with the world in a New York Times article titled The Losses We Share, then added: "When I reveal things that are moments of vulnerability when it comes to having a miscarriage and maybe having felt ashamed it's like, 'It's OK, you're human.'
"I could make the choice to never talk about those things, or I could make the choice to say, 'With all the bad that comes with this, the good is being able to help other people.'"
The royal couple made many revelations in the documentary
Harry talks 'Institutional gas lighting' ahead of their Oprah Winfrey interview
Later in the episode, the royal couple discussed their eye-opening televised interview with Oprah Winfrey. But shortly before the interview aired, allegations of bullying from Buckingham Palace staff arose, which the Duchess of Sussex denied.
James Holt, the couple's former spokesperson, said: "The timing of the bullying story has even been admitted by journalists that wrote it, that it was done explicitly because of the Oprah interview."
Harry then speaks further on this, highlighting what he called "institutional gas lighting." After a news report described the tensions between the royal couple and the "men in grey suits," the Duke says: "I can't think what my mum went through all those years ago by herself.
"To see this institutional gaslighting that happens is extraordinary, and that's why everything that has happened to us was always going to happen to us. Because if you speak truth to power, that's how they respond."
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Meghan was a 'crying wreck' on the phone with Tyler Perry
After realising everyone knew where Harry and Meghan were living – while having no security – they decided to move to California, reaching out to actor and filmmaker Tyler Perry in the process.
Meghan can be heard saying: "I was just a wreck, I was just crying and crying. Sometimes it's just easier to open up to someone who knows nothing at all, and that was the moment with me and Tyler."
Tyler then added: "I could hear the fear. It was palpable. I mean, I could hear it. So I asked her what she was afraid of, and I said to her 'Every one of your fears is valid.'"
The couple then moved into Tyler's home in California, with Harry saying: "We were at Tyler's for six weeks and no one knew. My family still thought I was in Canada."
The royal couple were relieved after the legal battle verdict
Meghan and Harry's legal battle took unexpected turns
Throughout episode six, the couple discusses their legal case against Associated Newspapers. Harry and Meghan sued the company, which published the Daily Mail, Mail Online, and Mail on Sunday, for publishing a letter that she had written to her father.
Jenny Afia, the couple's lawyer, appears frequently in the episode and, in one revelation, makes the claim that Jason Knauf, a senior member of Prince William's staff, had given a voluntary witness statement against Meghan with the consent of William.
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Jenny says: "Sadly, there's no way he could have done that without the authority of his bosses." Another moment saw Harry and Meghan discussing the revelation in their kitchen as Meghan says to her husband: "It's your brother, I'm not going to say anything about your brother but it's so obvious."
Harry adds: "It's even more obvious that they'll cover it up - this is why I'm now living in another country because the communications teams try to outdo each other." At the end of the episode, a statement on behalf of Jason Knauf denied the claims made in the documentary.
Harry and Meghan were seen packing ahead of their move
Harry talks about tension in the family and returning to the UK
After discussing the death of his grandfather, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Harry details the time he flew back to the UK to attend Prince Philip's funeral. He admitted it was "hard" going back for the first time since he and Meghan left the royal family, adding it was difficult talking to his father and brother who "very much focused on the same misinterpretation of the whole situation."
Harry added: "None of us wanted to talk about it at my grandfather's funeral but we did." Harry continued: "I've had to make peace with the fact that we're probably never going to get genuine accountability or genuine apology. My wife and I were moving in, we're focused on what's coming next."
Despite stating it was hard, another moment saw Harry admit what he misses about the UK: "I miss the family gatherings at certain times of the year, my friends… I've lost certain friends now."
Princess Eugenie joined the Sussexes for during her trip to California
Harry and Meghan share close bond with Princess Eugenie
Towards the end of the episode, Harry's cousin, Princess Eugenie, makes an appearance. The royal can be seen in the car with Harry as the Duke says to the camera: "Look who's in town!" before panning to Eugenie waving.
The relatives then reveal they attended the Superbowl before enjoying bike rides and days on the beach with Archie. One sweet moment saw Eugenie running into the waves with the toddler.
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Harry and Meghan "find peace"
The emotional documentary ends with a gorgeous montage of the couple's family life in Montecito, complete with video footage and many photographs of the couple and their children while a song plays over the top.
Harry says: "There's been times when I've been angry but I can't be that angry because I genuinely feel that I, and we, are exactly where we're supposed to be. We've made it to the other side."
Meghan adds: "It's amazing how things come full circle that you never think about." Before detailing the speech she gave on the night of their wedding talking about their love story and how "love wins."
Harry and Meghan said at the end they had "found peace"
Keep coming back for more revelations as they happen... this is what we know from the trailers
Monday's teaser saw Harry claim: "They were happy to lie to protect my brother. They were never willing to tell the truth to protect us."
It's not clear as to whom the Duke was referring to, but discrepancies in Netflix's uploads on social media and its website, suggest he may have been talking about the British media.
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A second trailer, which landed on Wednesday, saw Meghan's lawyer, Jenny Afia, partner at Schillings Law Firm, claim there was a "war against Meghan".
She added she had "seen evidence of negative briefing from the Palace against Harry and Meghan to suit other people's agendas".
Jenny Afia made claims against the palace in a teaser clip
Meghan herself was seen saying: "You would just see it play out, like a story about someone in the family would pop up for a minute and they'd go, 'We've got to make that go away'."
As she spoke, footage was played of newspaper front pages featuring the headlines, 'Meghan Made Kate Cry' and 'Heir Heads' – about Kate and Meghan's flower girl dress dispute and the Sussexes' use of private planes.
The explosive trailers have certainly divided royal watchers on social media.
The final three episodes air just hours before members of the royal family are set to turn out in force for the Princess of Wales's Christmas Carol Concert at Westminster.
Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace have declined to comment so far.
Meghan and Harry have been sharing their side of the story
The first three episodes of the docuseries focused on Harry and Meghan's early romance, their engagement and their relationship with the press.
The couple have shared previously unseen photographs and footage of their life together, from their first date, Harry's proposal in 2017 and at home in Montecito with their children, Archie, three, and one-year-old Lilibet.
The Sussexes' six-part show – which forms part of their multimillion-pound deal with Netflix – has become the streaming giant's most-watched documentary in a premier week, debuting with 81.55 million hours viewed.The couple signed a deal with Netflix in 2020, and although the exact worth is unknown, it is reportedly around $100million.Prince Harry's long-awaited and "intimate" memoir Spare will also hit the shelves on 10 January 2023, and will provide a first-hand account of his experiences, adventures, losses and life lessons that have helped shape him.
Royal reporter Omid Scobie revealed the first three episodes viewing figures, tweeting: "The first half of Harry & Meghan has been @Netflix's biggest documentary debut of all time. A rep says it debuted with 81.55M hours viewed by over 28 million households (in four days), the highest of any doc in a premiere week. It's currently the #2 English TV series globally."
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