Which male members of the royal family believed that Meghan's treatment by the media was warranted?
In one of the heaviest parts of the docuseries, Prince Harry opened up in-depth about the media's treatment of his wife Meghan. And whilst the tabloid's poor treatment of Meghan is nothing new, Harry's admission that his family believed she ''deserved'' her treatment was shocking.
''Some of the members of the family were like, 'My wife had to go through that, so why should your girlfriend be treated any differently? Why should you get special treatment? Why should she be protected?'' he said.
''And I said, 'The difference here is the race element,'' said Harry.
It doesn't take much to read between the lines and assume Harry is referring to his brother and now next in line to the throne, William, who married Catherine Middleton in 2011.
Who are Prince Harry's second family?
Prince Harry admitted that he had a ''second family'' in Africa that helped raise him.
Sorry, what?
His admission came as a surprise to many royal fans, who had no idea what or to whom he was referring.
He traveled to Lesotho in his younger days, set up a charity there, and also spent time doing conservation work on the continent.
''I have a second family out there. A group of friends who literally brought me up,'' he said.
Which member of the royal family made those racist remarks about Archie?
In the couple's controversial interview with Oprah Winfrey, they revealed that comments were made by members of the royal family in relation to ''how dark his skin might be when he is born.''
The admission made waves around the world and sparked global outrage, and was a key talking point that viewers wanted to get to the bottom of in the docuseries. But alas, it was not to be.
Who told Harry and Meghan to start recording their experiences?
Episode one revealed that the couple was encouraged to start filming their behind-the-scenes, real-life experiences by a close friend during the culmination of the 'Megxit' crisis.
''With all of the misinformation that was going on out there, especially about us and the departure, it seemed like a really sensible idea,'' he said.
The footage has now been used as part of the six-episode docuseries, offering an intimate insight into their lives and shared experiences.
What did William text Harry?
In a segment that covered the infamous March 2021 Oprah interview, the footage is shown of Harry showing his wife a text he had received from his brother, William, in the hours after the interview went live.
Meghan then musters up a ''Wow,'' whilst a visibly shaken Harry says sadly, ''I wish I knew what to do.''
It's likely that despite their differences, Harry will not ever reveal the contents of that message given it is implied to be of a rather nature.
This then begs the question of why they would choose to even acknowledge a text message like this even exists?
What did William and Harry say at the Sandringham Summit?
In one of the biggest moments of the series, Harry discussed the Sandringham Summit. That is, a round table discussion between Harry and his family about his ongoing role (and Meghan's) within the monarchy.
Speaking on the day, Harry said William ''screamed and shouted'' at him, and accused him of things that ''simply weren't true.''
We would sure love to be a fly on the wall in that room!
Did Meghan really make Kate cry?
Whilst episodes did briefly touch upon comparisons made between Meghan and her sister-in-law Kate Middleton both by the press and public, nothing was confirmed about an apparent fued between the two.
To rejig your memory, a news story broke that Kate was ''left in tears'' after Princess Charlotte's dress fitting for Meghan's wedding.
Meghan has previously denied these rumours, but unfortunately didn't touch on the subject any further in the Netflix special.