Meghan Markle and Prince Harry should be “very concerned” about their declining US popularity, a royal expert has claimed. The couple’s popularity has plummeted since their royal departure in 2020, particularly due to their continuous potshots towards the Royal Family.
Of the 1,500 Americans who participated in the survey, 43 percent stated that William ranked better in duty, compared to 23 percent who voted for Harry.
The remaining 34 percent claimed that they did not know who favoured better.
In terms of leadership, William had a 17-point lead over his younger brother, with 40 percent choosing the royal heir.
William also had a six-point lead in trustworthiness, with 36 percent showing that William was more likey to tell the truth.
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In January, Harry released his highly-anticipated memoir, Spare.
One week after the release of Harry’s book, a poll was conducted by Newsweek, which stated that his popularity had decreased even further since the book’s release.
The poll showed a seven percent decrease in his popularity since the previous poll, with 38 percent now stating that they dislike the 38-year-old.
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In a poll conducted by YouGov after Spare’s release, 41 percent of Brits felt that the motivation behind the release was money.
While 25 percent felt the motivation was for Prince Harry to “tell his side of the story”.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry now reside in the US with their two children, aged three and one.
