BBC defends 'excessive' coverage of Prince Harry and Meghan's Netflix docuseries after complaints ahead of next instalment
The BBC has defended its 'excessive' coverage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix series following its release earlier this week - and ahead of the second instalment. The first three episodes of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's highly-anticipated docuseries dropped on the streaming service on Thursday with three more episodes set to follow next Thursday .
READ MORE: Fans stunned as Meghan Markle cringes when Prince Harry reveals how they actually met and why Harry was 'sweating' on their first date The statement read: "The Netflix series Harry & Meghan has been widely anticipated, with speculation as to what the Duke and Duchess of Sussex may say about their experiences within the Royal Family, what this may mean for family relations and how this could affect perceptions of the Royal Family.
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