Variety reported that Meghan's legal drama, "Suits," has consistently held a spot in the top ten on US charts for seven weeks. In contrast, Prince Harry's documentary failed to secure a position on the charts in either Britain or America.
Meghan's show, "Suits," where she portrays attorney Rachel Zane, garnered a staggering 3.2 billion minutes of viewership last week, according to Nielsen.
On the other hand, Prince Harry's ambitious five-part project faced disappointment with audiences, failing to break into the Netflix top ten streaming charts in both the United States and Britain following its release the previous Wednesday.
Despite the documentary's noble focus on the stories of wounded and ill veterans, it failed to pique the viewers' curiosity.
Newsweek Magazine noted that this outcome echoes the prior disappointment of Harry and Meghan's second TV project, "Live to Lead."
A senior source emphasized, "Their divergent fortunes on Netflix should serve as an indication of what viewers do and do not want to watch. Unfortunately, Harry's new show falls into the latter category, regardless of how commendable and admirable its subject matter might be.
