While the book became a bestseller, not everyone was charmed by Harry's candid portrayal of his difficult upbringing. Some felt he came across as ungrateful, sparking a series of PR setbacks for him and Meghan Markle.
Recent polls indicate that the approval ratings for the Sussexes have hit an all-time low, possibly due to the negative press. Their Spotify podcast was canceled after just one season, and the British tabloid media has been highlighting their struggles. Rumors of marital troubles have surfaced, fueled by reports of tension and strain caused by the book fallout and the couple's PR challenges.
Royal expert Katie Nicholl suggested there might be some truth to the rumors of their marriage facing difficulties. Despite these challenges, she has seen them as a couple who are genuinely close. However, the fallout from the memoir has alienated Harry from friends and family, and that may have put a strain on their relationship.
In addition, Harry's proposed solo trip to Africa to make a documentary for Netflix adds further strain. Reports suggest he wants to find himself on this journey without Meghan. The trip has led to speculation about the state of their Netflix deal and how time apart might affect their relationship.
Relationship expert Sally Baker suggests that this solo trip could either strain their marriage or reveal hidden strengths. Harry and Meghan tied the knot in May 2018 in a star-studded ceremony with guests like Oprah Winfrey, Amal Clooney, and Serena Williams in attendance.
As divorce and rift rumors swirl around the couple, the public and media closely scrutinize their every move, waiting to see how their relationship evolves in the face of these challenges.
