Prince Harry spoke about the 'pain and suffering' faced by women who marry royalty in the second trailer for his and Meghan Markle's docuseries

Mikhaila Friel
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Prince Harry spoke about the 'pain and suffering' faced by women who marry royalty in the second trailer for his and Meghan Markle's docuseries
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  • Netflix has released the second trailer for "Harry & Meghan," which airs on Thursday.

  • In the video, Harry speaks about the "pain and suffering" faced by women who marry royals.

  • Volume I of the docuseries will air on Thursday, with Volume II airing on December 15.

Prince Harry spoke about the"pain and suffering" of women who marry into the royal family in the second trailer for his and Meghan Markle's forthcoming docuseries.

Netflix released the second trailer for "Harry & Meghan" on Monday, and confirmed that the series would be released in two parts, with Volume I airing on Thursday, December 8, and Volume II airing on December 15.

"It's really hard to look back on it now and go, 'What on earth happened?'" Harry can be heard saying at the beginning of the video.

It then shows a montage of video clips and photos, including a video clip from their engagement photo call in 2017.

The voiceover of former "Good Morning Britain" host Piers Morgan can be heard saying: "She's becoming a royal rock star," before a clip of Harry and Meghan's wedding is shown, with Harry saying: "Everything changed."

"There's a hierarchy of the family. There's the leaking, but there's also the planting of stories," Harry said in the voiceover.

Various other quotes of Harry's are featured in the trailer, including a reference to the "pain and suffering of women marrying into this institution," alongside a clip of his mother Princess Diana.

"It's a feeding frenzy," he added.

"I realized, 'They're never gonna protect you,'" Meghan can be heard saying.

The first trailer for the docuseries was released on Thursday and shared a handful of unreleased photos of the royal couple, including an image of Harry and Meghan dancing at their wedding reception in 2018.

Meghan first spoke about rumors of a docuseries in an interview with The Cut in October, saying that it would show their "love story."

Representatives for Buckingham Palace did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

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