Netflix viewers were left raging today as the streaming platform crashed just as Harry and Meghan's new documentary dropped this morning.
The first three episodes were released in Ireland and the UK at 8am on Thursday morning. Fans were clearly dying to watch the first half of the series, as the huge demand caused Netflix to crash.
Viewers struggled to get the show to load and jumped on Twitter to express their outrage. One user wrote: "Looks like #Netflix is crashed/crashing or unable to meet the server demands. #HarryandMeghanNetflix." Another person wrote: "Good one Charles! #HarryandMeghanNetflix buffering stalled at 7:01pm ..... we stuck!"
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But do Dubs really care about the new show? We took to the streets to find out if Irish people will be watching.
One woman said she is dying to watch the show: "I need to know what's going on behind the doors" Asked if she thought the couple have been given a hard time, she replied: "Yes, but I think it's kind of deserved. They have brought it on themselves."
However, most other Dubs didn't seem too bothered and won't be watching the show. One young man said "to be honest, I don't really care."
Another lady said she will "definitely not" be watching the series, saying: "I have no interest. I have a life."
And one more woman said she was tempted to watch it but her feeling on the couple is "ah feck off, get over yourselves" Although she admitted she'll probably end up watching it down the line.
The new documentary series has promised to reveal the reality the two famous royals have faced since Meghan married Harry. There are unseen photos and a behind-the-scenes look at the couple's private lives as they discuss the challenges that came with being in the public eye.
There are several bombshells expected throughout the series and it is predicted to be a massive hit for Netflix. The couple are said to earn $112 million for the show.
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