Harry and Meghan Netflix show: When is it released in Australia and what time? trends now

A new trailer for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix documentary has given Australians a glimpse into the downfalls of being a royal.

The fresh clips from Harry and Meghan's bombshell documentary offered another intimate glimpse into the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's life together. 

In the one-minute teaser for the six-part docuseries, which will debut on Thursday at 7pm AEDT, Harry spoke of a 'dirty game' where there is 'leaking' and 'planting of stories'.

The trailer also included a number of highly personal and private snaps and clips, including footage of the Duchess while heavily pregnant with her daughter Lilibet.

Netflix confirmed volume one will launch on December 8 - exactly three months after the death of Harry's grandmother Queen Elizabeth II. 

The second volume will be released on December 15 - clashing with the Princess of Wales' carol service. 

The first part to premiere will include episodes one to three of the six-part docuseries, while the second will feature episodes four to six. 

The first three episodes will drop at 7pm AEDT.

Netflix have said the programme, Harry & Meghan, is an 'unprecedented six-part documentary series that explores the span of their relationship'.

This includes 'from the early days of the couple’s courtship to the challenges and controversies that prompted them to step back from the royal family.' 

The streaming giant said: 'The series includes interviews with family and friends who’ve never spoken publicly about the couple’s relationship before, as well as historians and journalists who dissect how media influenced Harry and Meghan’s relationship with the royal family and the Commonwealth at large.' 

Today's teaser featured the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's lawyer, Jenny Afia, who tells the camera: 'There was a war against Meghan to support other people's agendas.'

Christopher Bouzy, a tech entrepreneur and a long-time supporter of the couple, then says: 'It's about hatred, it's about race'.

Bouzy, who often comments about the rift between the Duke and Duchess and the Palace on Twitter, previously tweeted that he thought Kate and William, both 40, were ageing in 'banana years'. 

Last year, Christopher posted on Twitter about the Prince and Princess of Wales, making a 'petty' comment about how they were ageing.

He wrote: 'Forgive me in advance for being petty. I just saw a recent photo of William and Kate, and those two are aging in Banana years. 

'I don't understand why since they have a team of people who wait on them hand and foot 24/7.'

His crowdfunded company has previously looked into online trolling and harassment directed towards the Duchess of Sussex.

Meanwhile, Meghan's mother Doria Ragland could make her television debut in the couple's documentary. 

It comes as Netflix says: 'The series includes interviews with family and friends who’ve never spoken publicly about the couple’s relationship before.'

It will also include interviews with 'historians and journalists who dissect how media influenced Harry and Meghan’s relationship with the royal family and the Commonwealth at large.'

In the latest trailer for the series, Harry blasted the 'pain and suffering of women marrying into the institution'.

In a clip from the series, the father-of-two discusses how life within the firm can be a 'dirty game'.

As Prince Harry muses on his experience as a senior working royal, the trailer jumps to an undated clip of Princess Diana at a royal engagement where she faces the world's press.

As the video flashes up on screen, Harry comments: 'The pain and suffering of women marrying into this institution, this feeding frenzy.  No one knows the full truth. We know the full truth.'

Producers then used a split-second clip of the Princess of Wales outside her flat in Chelsea in 2007.

The future royal - who was working as an accessories buyer at fashion brand Jigsaw at the time - is seen walking along the street outside her home while being surrounded by photographers.

The then 25-year-old had been in a relationship with Prince William for seven years at the time the video footage was taken. 

Elsewhere, in last week's clip, Harry gravely says: 'No-one sees what's happening behind closed doors' over a black-and-white picture of his wife on an armchair, apparently crying. 

In the most recent trailer, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are seen in the back of a car while Meghan's voiceover reads: 'I realised, "no one is going to protect you."' 

Meanwhile, last week's teaser saw the mother-of-two say to a person off-screen: 'When the stakes are this high, doesn't it make more sense to hear our story from us?'