The British want the Duchy of Sussex withdrawn from Meghan and Harry
Most Britons agree that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were wrong to give their explosive interview, as revealed this Wednesday by a poll published by The Daily Mail. The vast majority of citizens also believe that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have defrauded the queen and that their royal titles should be revoked.
The poll in question came after millions of people watched the long-awaited interview of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex alongside veteran presenter Oprah Winfrey on ITV on Monday. According to the results, the monarchy has been damaged, even the queen's personal popularity has been affected, although not as much as that of Prince Harry or Prince Charles.
Right now, Meghan is the least popular member of the Windsors, behind even Prince Andrew.
But when asked about the couple's incendiary accusations of racism within the British royal family, most of those asked have not believed such claims by Meghan. Now in the UK, the Duchess is the least popular member of the Windsors, behind even the late Prince Andrew, who still grapples with his alleged involvement in the Epstein case.
Most people have felt that Harry and Meghan prioritized media attention over the service and duty the Windsors have to a country. The results reveal a divide between older and younger Britons, with the latter often more willing to accept Harry and Meghan's claims.
Only one in three respondents believe that the interview has been the right way
Only one in three thinks that the interview was the right way, but the figure increases by half if only the sample of people aged 18 to 44 is taken. And when asked if they generally believed in Harry and Meghan, or Isbael II and the royal family, 52% of the young people chose the Sussexes.
The vast majority of respondents agree that both sides should bury the hatchet and stop fighting. On the question of why Harry and Meghan moved to the United States, the largest proportion said that they "wanted the benefits of real life but not the responsibilities."
