King Charles' Favorability Declines Amid Calls to Strip Harry and Meghan of Titles
King Charles' favorability among the British public has reportedly dropped four points since July, reaching 58 percent, according to a YouGov survey. This decline coincides with renewed calls from royal experts, such as Richard Eden, to strip Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of their titles. Eden suggests that the King's popularity is being negatively impacted by the Sussexes' continued presence in the headlines and their 'quasi-royal' engagements despite being non-working royals. Meghan Markle's favorability has also reached a record low, with only 20 percent of the public viewing her favorably and 68 percent unfavorably, resulting in a net score of minus 48. Prince Harry's ratings also fell four points to 29 percent. Charlotte Griffiths, another royal expert, commented that Meghan's attempts to appear 'normal and relatable' through projects like 'With Love, Meghan' have not been successful.
