Having watched the last 3 episodes, my impression is that he's thriving, in a manner, under Meghan thumb. He's happy with his Cali mansion, lifestyle and wife who is wilful (but not strong). Good for him, not that he has earned any of this, it's all down to the fact that he is a member of the British royal family.
Harry has probably wanted to lead a more private lifestyle since for ever and Meghan has sold him the Netflix idea by convincing him that spilling royal gossip on his terms pays for the Cali mansion and lifestyle he seems to have embraced. He considers this his new home and I can't see him returning to the fold. Good for him, but a shame he is hurting his family to achieve his dreams. It's all rather hypocritical of them as it is Harry's royal currency that buys this privileged lifestyle most of us can only dream of while chasing life saving medicine for our children and making do in ice cold homes during a global recession.
H&M probably have a huge amount of royal gossip they could share in coming years via similar Netflix programmes, this one didn't really reveal anything shocking. It was just a public moan fest and a way of showing William that they have the power to embarrass him and will use it as and when they wish. This is Harry's life now, he is selling his royal heritage rather than using skill or talent to make a living.
Harry seems to hate his brother, which is uncomfortable to watch, he is a not too bright, spoilt plonker. Meghan is like a teenage girl complaining how mean so and so has been and how unfair such and such is, it's all rather American. She says 'her word' is peace (after truth) but doing Netflix programmes like this does not promote peace, it's the same divisive shit as the Daily Fail generates, drama and gossip sells.
They could have handled the media intrusion and racism in a much more effective and powerful way and haven't been able to use social media effectively as I don't think they understand the medium very well. Sadly they are not the only people on the internet to be at the receiving end of horrible comments, many people in the public eye or even ordinary school children get trolled and bullied online. The difference is that H&M have the resources and connections to help them deal with the fallout when the majority of people who are bullied online do not, but they make it sound as if they are the only people who have to deal with comments online, which is self-centred and entitled. The Sussexes could have used their power and influence to directly tackle racism, online bullying and bigotry using SM, and build up a really strong and positive legacy, which they have failed to do, instead, they just add their own digs to a negative discourse.