ROYAL fans are all saying the same thing after Netflix released a new trailer for Volume II of Prince Harry and Megan Markle's bombshell documentary.
The clip sees the duke and duchess reminiscing about their star-studded wedding reception – and their first dance.
Speaking about the 2018 ceremony Meghan said: "I just really wanted the music to be fun. Even our first dance.'
She then turns to Harry and asks: "Song of 1,000 Dances? A thousand dances? I always get it wrong."
The duchess then sings lyrics from the 60s soul hit Land of a Thousand Dances – made popular by Wilson Pickett.
Photos then show Harry spinning his wife around as celebs like Elton John watch on.
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And fans have been going wild for the never-before-seen snaps.
One said: “Harry is the man on the dance floor & a perfect husband!”
Another joked: “Wow, what I would do to have Prince Harry spinning me around like that! Can’t say the same about stiff William!”
While a third added: “Prince Harry is quite the dancer, together they are superstars!”
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However, other eagle eyed fans have realised that Prince William and Princess Kate are no where to be seen in the pictures.
It comes after the Royal Family was left “in a state of sadness” last night after Harry and Meghan launched a wave of astonishing attacks in the first volume of the show.
The Queen was mocked and Britain and royals branded racist in the show.
Prince William is understood to feel “betrayed” after his brother allowed deeply personal attacks on both him and wife Kate to be aired.
In a terrible slight on his father, the Duke of Sussex claimed he was “literally brought up by a group of friends in Africa”.
Harry also talked about the time he wore a Nazi uniform to a party, which featured on The Sun’s front page in 2005.
In one scene mocking Meghan exaggerates a curtsy to poke fun at the royals — and compares their traditions to a tacky US medieval restaurant chain.
Describing meeting the Queen, she stoops ridiculously low as hubby Harry looks on horrified.
Senior sources say there is no way back for the couple, who have an £88million deal with Netflix.
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