Pierce humorously remarked, "The other thing we could do is we could send him to Montecito, there's plenty of room in that house rattling around with those other two very popular royals, Harry and Meghan." However, he added a playful twist by asserting that the only consolation for Prince Andrew is that Prince Harry is giving him tough competition for the title of least popular royal. In a recent poll, Meghan and Harry ranked embarrassingly low, landing in 12th and 13th place, respectively, with only Prince Andrew trailing behind them.
The hosts revisited these unpopularity rankings in the context of a broader discussion, touching on various topics like the post office scandal, self-ID laws in Scotland, Jason Donovan's "Budgy smugglers," and Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's professional setbacks in 2023. The termination of their Spotify deal drew public criticism, with Bill Simmons, one of the company's executives, describing them as "grifters" and expressing regret for not being involved in their negotiations. Tom B, a commentator, noted that losing the Spotify contract, a significant basis for their fame, has tarnished their image.
Despite the Sussexes hoping for redemption in 2024, Lady Colin Campbell warned on GB News of an impending scandal that would further impact their reputation. While she did not disclose details, she hinted at a bombshell revelation expected in the spring, predicting deep trouble for the couple. Lady Campbell emphasized that the repercussions would be beyond imagination, signaling that the chickens are coming home to roost in a significant way.
