According to a report by The Daily Mail, Meghan Markle's popularity has sharply declined in the United States. And we're not talking about a minor dip here; it's a full-blown nosedive. A recent poll conducted by Newsweek paints a rather grim picture for the former actress turned royal.
Only 31% of Americans now hold a favorable opinion of Meghan, while a staggering 33% have expressed their disapproval. This leaves Meghan Markle with a net approval rating of -2. Oh, how the mighty have fallen!
Not too long ago, Meghan enjoyed a glowing approval rating of +23 in the U.S., but it seems that her star power has significantly dimmed since those days of royal grandeur.
But wait, there's more. Meghan's husband, Prince Harry, fares slightly better in the popularity contest across the pond. However, before he starts celebrating, he should take note that his current +6% approval rating is far from the stellar +38% he enjoyed just last December. It appears that the American fascination with the royal couple is fading faster than a British summer.
The timing of this shocking revelation couldn't be worse for Meghan, as it coincides with Prince Harry's visit to Britain for a charity event and Germany for the Invictus Games. While Harry jets around the world for noble causes, Meghan will join him in Germany. But one has to wonder, will her presence make any difference? Are Americans still captivated by the Duchess of Sussex?
It's evident that Meghan's fairy tale journey from Hollywood to royalty has hit a major snag. Her once magnetic charisma, which drew people in, seems to have lost its allure. The question now lingers: What went wrong? Was it the controversial Oprah interview? The constant media scrutiny? Or perhaps, as some critics suggest, has Meghan simply overplayed her hand in her quest for global stardom?
Whatever the reasons behind this shocking decline in Meghan Markle's popularity, one thing is clear: She is no longer the American sweetheart she once was. It's a bitter pill to swallow for a woman who was once hailed as a breath of fresh air in the stuffy world of British royalty.
