Most Britons are unsympathetic towards Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, a survey by YouGov – a London-based research firm has revealed.
The survey report said that the couple's popularity has hit new lows. When asked "how much sympathy do you have for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle", 43 per cent of the 2,627 Britons answered that they felt "none at all" and 22 per cent responded that they felt "not very much" while a combined 22 per cent said that they felt "a fair amount" or "a lot" of sympathy for the couple.
The report said that Harry now holds a net score of -26 among Britons, compared to -25 from the previous survey in March. Only 32 per cent see Harry in a positive light compared to 58 per cent who think of him negatively.
Similarly, Meghan holds a net score of -42. Only 23 per cent of the public hold a positive opinion of the Duchess of Sussex, while 63 per cent have a negative view. UK monarch Queen Elizabeth is the most popular royal across all age groups.
The survey report said that the couple's popularity has hit new lows. When asked "how much sympathy do you have for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle", 43 per cent of the 2,627 Britons answered that they felt "none at all" and 22 per cent responded that they felt "not very much" while a combined 22 per cent said that they felt "a fair amount" or "a lot" of sympathy for the couple.
The report said that Harry now holds a net score of -26 among Britons, compared to -25 from the previous survey in March. Only 32 per cent see Harry in a positive light compared to 58 per cent who think of him negatively.
Similarly, Meghan holds a net score of -42. Only 23 per cent of the public hold a positive opinion of the Duchess of Sussex, while 63 per cent have a negative view. UK monarch Queen Elizabeth is the most popular royal across all age groups.