The six-part show – titled Harry & Meghan, arrived on Netflix in December 2022. It was the famous royal couple, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, that gave people a peek into their lives. This included the story of how their fairytale started and the problems they faced along the way. The docuseries instantly caught the attention of viewers for its explosive claims. Not long after that, it became Netflix’s second-highest-ranked documentary ever. And now the same show is ready to claim another milestone at the upcoming Hollywood Critics Awards 2023.

Like every year, HCA TV Awards has returned to honor the show that created a unique mark among the herd of endless content. For this, the official page of the committee dropped the list of nominations for different categories. It included the shows that are running for the Best Streaming Nonfiction Series. And the title that took the first spot under this category was Harry & Meghan.

Their honest depiction of real-life events is something that has thrilled the audiences and now they are just one step away from glory. Other shows that the show would be facing off against are Prehistoric Planet 2, Rainn Wilson and the Geography of Bliss, Rennervations, The 1619 Project, and The Reluctant Traveler with Eugene Levy.

This news has come one month after Variety predicted that this saga would get nominated for Emmy Awards. Well, as of now, no confirmation has been made about it. Meanwhile, fans are positive that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might just win the HCA TV Award 2023, considering the impact it has left on people while revealing many secrets about the royal family.

Fans cross their fingers for Harry & Meghan 

Seeing this post. fans instantly jumped into the comment section to show their support for the documentary. Many gushed over how amazing the story was and how much they loved it. While others said that they will be praying for the Sussex to win.

Along with flooding the comment section with congratulatory messages for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the social media users termed the nomination as “well-deserved.”

Well, fans seem confident about their victory considering the documentary racked up a total of 81.6 million hours watched within four days of its release. Not to mention, it was also the most-watched premiere for a Netflix series in 2022, especially in the United Kingdom.

Who would win this nomination? Let us know your views in the comment section.