Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s popularity among the British public has plummeted following their bombshell Netflix documentary series, according to a new poll. Redfield and Wilton surveyed 1,500 adults for The Spectator at the end of November, which showed 45 percent had a “favourable” or “very favourable” view of the Duke of Sussex. This compared to less than a third (29 percent) who said it was “unfavourable” or “very unfavourable”.
But following the release of the couple’s documentary series on Netflix, which saw them make bombshell claims against the Royal Family, their popularity has dramatically slumped.
At the beginning of January, only three in 10 (30 percent) said they had a “very favourable” or “favourable” view of Harry compared to 45 per cent who think the opposite.
Less than two months ago, more than a third (36 per cent) of the public had a positive view of Meghan Markle versus 38 percent who thought negatively of her.
However in a bitter blow, her UK popularity has also gone into reverse since the Netflix documentary series, with those figures plummeting to 23 percent and 52 percent respectively.
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