Kate and Prince William turn to rival Netflix show as Prince Harry and Meghan's series struggles
Kate and Prince William have not sent Prince Harry an olive branch.
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Prince William and Kate have been spending their downtime watching Netflix's hit series Black Doves.
During the visit, 14-year-old Dylan Potter caught the Prince's attention by wearing two Christmas jumpers, leading to a light-hearted exchange.
There, William revealed he and Kate, 42, have been sitting down to watch Netflix's Black Doves, which stars Kiera Knightley and has flown to the top of the charts.
The teenager's question provided a rare insight into the Prince's personal life and leisure activities.
Prince William and Kate have been spending their downtime watching Netflix's hit series Black Doves.
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The eight-part thriller series "Black Doves" has already made a significant impact, achieving a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes within a day of its release.
The series features Keira Knightley as Helen Webb, an agent who passes on secrets of her politician husband, played by Andrew Buchan.
Following Prince William's revelation, Netflix's official account celebrated the royal endorsement, tweeting: "Black Doves gets the royal seal of approval."
Royal fans quickly responded to the news of William and Kate's Netflix viewing habits.
The series features Keira Knightley as Helen Webb, an agent who passes on secrets of her politician husband, played by Andrew Buchan.
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"If the Royals (real royals) are watching that show, Ill look it up too," one fan commented.
Another viewer questioned: "Is Netflix trying to repair its relationship with the Royal Family?"
The timing of William's revelation coincided with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's latest Netflix project "Polo", which was also released on Tuesday as part of their deal with the streaming platform.
Meghan and Prince Harry's new Netflix polo series launched with an unusually quiet rollout, marking a departure from their typically high-profile releases.
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Meghan and Prince Harry's new Netflix polo series launched with an unusually quiet rollout, marking a departure from their typically high-profile releases.
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The series has notably lacked the traditional press promotion associated with Sussex-linked content.
The couple did not conduct any interviews to advertise the series either together or individually.
Industry expert Sean McNulty, a Hollywood veteran, told The Daily Beast: "The lack of a proper, visible press campaign for a series from Harry & Meghan raises an eyebrow to say the least."
According to McNulty, this suggests the polo series "could very well disappear into the Netflix ether quite quickly."
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