December 16, 2022: -Netflix’s documentary series regarding Britain’s Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, is the streaming platform’s significant documentary debut.

“Harry & Meghan” racked up 81.55 million view hours globally within its initial four days of release, Netflix said on Tuesday.

That marks the “biggest view hours of all the documentary series in a premiere week,” the streaming company said in a press release outlining its top-performing state for December 11.

The first three episodes of the anticipated six-part show were released on December 8, with the final three instalments to follow Thursday.

The sequel, which Netflix stated was an “unprecedented and in-depth” documentary, came in the streamer’s 10 TV list in 85 countries and ranked first in the U.K.

However, Netflix’s global witnessing figures showed the documentary as the next-most watched English-language series on the platform in the week, behind Tim Burton’s Addams Family drama “Wednesday,” recording 269.67 million views.

In a comparison of the five seasons of “The Crown,” currently in its fifth week of release, registered 18.9 million views over the week.

The first three instalments of “Harry & Meghan” as a love letter to the couple’s high-profile relationship, which show new details of their first discussions in 2016 through a mutual friend on Snapchat to their final decision to step down from the royal family of 2020.

Therefore, they were easy to be noted as much for excluding as what they got, with few problematic questions asked and a lack of voices throughout.

Viewers may hope for more juicy revelations in the next set of episodes.

Still, the look at the record will be a boon for Harry and Meghan as they are forging a recent profile outside the royal family.

“Harry & Meghan,” directed by Oscar-nominated Liz Garbus, is marking one of a series of programs the Sussexes produces under a commercial deal with Netflix.

Their production house, Archewell Productions, will release another Netflix series, “Heart of Invictus,” in 2023.