“The Devil Wears Prada 2” sets a streaming viewership record for Disney+ and Hulu after premiering there following its theatrical run. Both Deadline and Variety report that the film reaches 15.2 million global views within its first five days of availability on the platforms. The outlets describe the figure as based on viewing activity measured over the runtime of the film: Deadline notes a 119-minute runtime and calculates the total views using streaming time divided by that runtime, and Variety similarly describes the method. The reporting also positions the result as the biggest live-action movie debut on Disney+ and Hulu since “Deadpool & Wolverine,” citing the earlier title as the previous benchmark the sequel has surpassed. Deadline adds that the sequel has grossed more than $690 million in theaters, providing context for its transition to streaming. Overall, the sources agree on the view total, the five-day timeframe, the platforms involved, and the comparison to “Deadpool & Wolverine,” while they differ mainly in the framing and additional box-office context.