Meghan Markle And Husband are now even MORE unpopular with British public – new poll reveals

The January 2024 poll by IPSOS measures the British public’s attitudes towards the Royal Family

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are even more unpopular with the British public according to a new poll.

A January 2024 poll by Ipsos shows that both the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex have plunged in popularity.

Almost half – 47 per cent – of British adults have an unfavourable opinion towards Prince Harry while only 23 per cent are favourable, which is a seven per cent drop.

Meghan has a 54 per cent unfavourable rating with only 18 per cent of respondents holding a positive opinion of her.

This is a drop of five per cent and the lowest rating in five years for the duchess.

The survey asked British adults online between the age of 18 to 75 about their opinions toward different members of the Royal Family.

The question stated: “How favourable or unfavourable are your opinions of each of the following members of the British Royal Family.”

In March 2018, two months before Meghan married Prince Harry, the duchess held a 40 per cent positive rating by the public.

But this number plummeted to 20 per cent in March 2022 before rising slightly and dropping again after Queen Elizabeth died in September 2022.

In January 2018, Prince Harry was a very popular member of the Royal Family and held an 87 per cent favourable rating.

This rating has gradually decreased from 2018 and seen rise and falls between 2022 and 2024 as the duke released his memoir Spare and released a Netflix documentary about the Royal Family.

Meghan is the second to last favoured royal only scoring 10 per cent higher than Prince Andrew who has an eight per cent approval rating

Prince William remains the most popular royal with a 62 per cent approval rating which is unchanged since last July.

Kate also remains a popular member of the Royal Family following very closely to her husband with a 61 per cent favourable rating.

The King has also received positive feedback as over half of respondents – 51 per cent – believe he is doing a good job, which is a two per cent rise from six months ago.

Furthermore, only nine per cent believe that the monarch is doing a bad job which is 10 per cent lower than in March 2022.

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