The Prince Harry and Meghan Markle docuseries exposed a good amount of media tapestry and illegitimate headlines that were associated with the Royal Family. The first three episodes of Harry & Meghan showed the countless age-old controversies that could not escape British tabloids. Apart from them, the Duke and the Duchess made some stunning revelations about recent scandalous sheets that threw dirt on the Imperial Family. 

Undoubtedly, the one that caught the most attention of viewers was none other than UK’s most famous and feared bulletin, Daily Mail. The publication has established itself as a giant among others when it comes to keeping a tab on the Royal Family. However, Harry and Meghan have got a good deal of shocking disclosures that brought out the truth behind the misleading headlines. Meanwhile, fans have given a major shout out to the victory of the Duchess, Meghan Markle, over the same press.  

Fans bash the DailyMail with a sarcastic hashtag in support of Meghan Markle

The Netflix bombshell documentary landed its first three episodes last Thursday, sending the internet into a frenzy. Supporters gushed about the Sussexes’ courage and strength and called out the publication that made the most noise in the Docuseries. Notably, Netflix dropped the first volume exactly during the first win anniversary of Meghan Markle against DailyMail. This has given Twitteratis a chance to bash the daily with a satirical hashtag #DailyFail.

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A few hours after the release of the docuseries, the publication uploaded yet another triggering scarehead defaming the self-exiled couple and their new show. It was allegedly brought down as soon as the Netflix show proved otherwise. A fan on Twitter brought this to everyone’s notice. Meanwhile, other fans pointed out the seemingly “unhinged” coverage DailyMail has on the ex-royal couple.

For the unversed, Meghan Markle had sued DailyMail for leaking a private letter of hers into the media. It was reportedly addressed to her estranged father. Without any consent or prior knowledge of the Duchess, the press released the complete letter Markle wrote to Thomas Markle. The Suits alum eventually won the trial against the publisher. 

Years later, the Sussexes have released their much-awaited docuseries on Netflix, with the final three episodes set to reach our screens on December 15th. Given how bombshell the first three episodes proved to be, what are your expectations from the rest of the batch? What is your take on the uproar DailyMail has caused with its coverage? Share your thoughts with us in the comments.