Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have plummeted to the ground in the latest poll ratings among Britons, according to a Mail on Sunday survey.
Discussing the ratings, former royal editor of The Sun Charlie Rae said it was “not surprising” to see Harry at zero, while Meghan slumped to -17 net approval. The poll of 1,567 British adults was carried out by Deltapoll between December 23 and 30.
Harry’s brother Prince William fared much better in the eyes of the British public, as he scored a +55 net approval rating.
The Queen led the royals with +60, Kate Middleton had a +47 net approval rating, and Princess Anne took fourth place with +39.
Prince Charles was at +25, while Duchess Camilla was only at +5.
Following years of scandal and controversy, Prince Andrew was rock bottom in the poll with
-50 net approval.
Discussing the ratings, talkRADIO host Cristo Foufas said: “I want to do some of these royal ratings.
“The Queen is on +60, William and Kate are on +55 and +47 respectively, so really good ratings.
“Even Princess Anne is on +39. I love Princess Anne because she just gets her head down and gets on with it, really hard-working.
“Interestingly, Harry and Meghan are on zero and -17 respectively. Not a surprise.
“But Charles is only on 25, and Camilla is only on 5. Charles is behind Anne, Kate, William, and the Queen and yet he is the heir to the throne. Is that a cause for concern?”
Earlier this week, Buckingham Palace announced that Duchess Camilla has been appointed a Royal Lady of the Order of the Garter, the most senior order of knighthood in the British honors system.
The Order of the Garter is personally chosen by the monarch to honor those who have contributed to national life or personally served the Queen.
Cristo Foufas also suggested that public sympathy for Charles would sky-rocket when he becomes king, due to a “depth of feeling in the wake of the Queen’s passing”.
Camilla and Charles celebrated Christmas with the Queen at Windsor Castle.
The Royal Family is currently gearing up to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee in February.
