All of the Never-Before-Seen Personal Photos Shared in the New 'Harry & Meghan' Docuseries

The pair embrace in an undated shot.

In the new Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's two children Archie and Lilibet make a handful of cameos, like this moment between Archie and his papa.

Mom and Archie snag a cozy place to read.

Archie plants a kiss on Meghan.

Mom and Archie walk hand-in-hand — maybe to his chicken coop?

Father and son sunggle under an umbrella.

Baby Archie takes in a glamorous photo of his grandmother, the late Princess Diana.

Birthday baby! The family celebrate's Archie's 1st birthday in a festive shot.

Prince Harry gets his little guy ready for an adventure with a rolling suitcase ride.

Have you seen a snugglier suit?

Archie finds the perfect spot to rest — on his mom's growing bump, when she was pregnant with baby Lilibet.

Archie enjoys the outdoors as a dog explores in the background.

Prince Harry has both kiddos captivated during story time on the couch.

The multi-tasking mom carries one of her kids while feeding the family chickens.

The proud pop plants a kiss on his newborn daughter's nose.

Mom cradles her little girl in a sweet mirror selfie.

Can you spot the tot?

In the docuseries, Meghan and Harry share a series of photos from their last night out before the world knew about their relationship: Halloween 2016 in Toronto.

Meghan previously told Ellen DeGeneres the group's costumes were "very bizarre" in order to keep them all incognito.

Harry's then-girlfriend hangs with his cousin, a close confidante.

With their news imminent, the couple decided to "pull the pin on the fun grenade," Harry shares in the doc.

Do you even recognize them?!

Parts of the series also touched on Meghan finding herself as a biracial woman in America, plus the racism her mother faced and the racist headlines she ultimately contended with after going public with Harry.

Doria appears in the documentary, marking the first time she's spoken publicly since Meghan and Harry's 2018 wedding.

"[It's] very different to be a minority but not be treated as a minority right off the bat," Meghan shares in the series. "Obviously, now, people are very aware of my race because they made it such an issue when I went to the U.K. But before that, most people didn't treat me like a 'Black woman.' So that talk didn't have to happen for me."

In the docuseries, Meghan and Harry talk about their fractured relationship with some of Meghan's family members, including her dad, Thomas Markle.

"Of course, it's incredibly sad what happened. She had a father before this and now she doesn't have a father," Harry says. "And I shouldered that because if Meg wasn't with me, then her dad would still be her dad."

In retelling their love story, Meghan and Prince Harry share that after just two meetings, they spent five days together in a tent in Botswana.

"For me, it was critical to share it with Meg," says Harry. "To start with we're sitting next to each other and then we progressed to holding hands and then we squeezed in a kiss and amid the bumps and then everything felt totally normal and natural."

The country holds a special place for Harry and is the focus of some of his long-standing conservation work.

"We had to get to know each other before the rest of the world, before the media sort of, you know, joined it," he says.

"We could both just be completely ourselves," adds Meghan about life in "the bush."

"There's no distraction," Meghan says. "There was no cell phone reception. There's no mirror, there's no bathroom. And there was no, how do I look? Thankfully, we really liked each other."

"So I get there, this is the first time I've seen him in a month," Meghan explains. "Very awkward at first like, oh god, do we, do we kiss? Do we? And I just remember he handed me a chicken sandwich!"

"I was astonished that she said 'yes,' " Harry reveals in episode one. "This woman, that I've really met twice, she's coming to Botswana and we're gonna be living in a tent for five days!"

Pictured: the tent in question!

The pair jumps for joy on their trip.

Snapshots from their time together.

In the series, the pair also detail the night Harry proposed to Meghan in London.

"It wasn't that I knew she'd say yes, but she'd already moved Guy over, so I had Guy as a hostage," Harry jokes of Meghan's rescue beagle, who she adopted in 2015.

The couple — and Guy! — snap a photo the night of the proposal.

"This is a great love story and the crazy thing is this love story is only getting started," says Harry. "She sacrificed everything and joined me in my world."

The pair give some happy faces in a selfie.

The lovebirds cozy up in a black-and-white snap.

The couple finds their roots.

In the doc, Meghan expands upon the style rules that come with being a senior working royal. Her choice to fit into the family was to often wear neutral colors, especially in the presence of the Queen.

In one behind-the-scenes shot from the present, though, there's footage of Meghan's fitting for the bright red Carolina Herrera gown she wore to the Salute to Freedom Gala in New York City in November 2021.

"Please tell me you're getting that," Harry says to the camera, watching a team help his wife into the voluminous number, as someone offscreen says the bright shade is "amazing."

Harry gets his licks from the family's beloved pup.