Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Face Waning Popularity in the U.S.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, having relocated to the U.S. after stepping back from the royal family, they find themselves on the receiving end of American dissatisfaction, with calls for their return to the UK.

Political commentator Lauren Chen expressed that there is "no appetite" for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in the States, criticizing their diminishing popularity. Chen also called attention to Meghan's alleged desire to marry into the royal family.

Chen asserted that Meghan made a mistake in thinking that marrying into royalties would automatically endear her to the American public. She conveyed her disapproval on GB News, stating, "It's going to be a rude awakening that you can't just be royals in America and not produce anything and expect to be loved and financed the way you might be in the UK if you are actually a respected and participating member of the Royal Family."

Continuing her criticism, Chen remarked, "Their Spotify deal has concluded, so there's not really a question or debate about its success. Even with Netflix, these are deals they've had for years, and what have they done with them? The docuseries "was universally panned from what I saw. There is just no appetite for what Harry and Meghan are trying to sell anymore."

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, residing in their Montecito mansion with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, seem to be facing challenges in winning over the American audience with their narrative.