Prince Harry’s explosive memoir backfires spectacularly as popularity plunges to new low | Royal | News

Prince Harry’s popularity has sunk to a record low after claims about the Royal Family in his upcoming book, the latest poll shows. Almost two-thirds (64 percent) of Britons have a negative view of Harry with just a quarter (26 percent) seeing him in a positive light, according to the YouGov survey.

The poll shows even younger Brits, who generally tend to favour Prince Harry, are now divided. Forty-one percent have a positive impression and 41 percent a negative one.

This compares to December when there was a twenty-point lead with 49 percent holding a positive view and 29 percent a negative one.

Attitudes towards King Charles, Kate, Princess of Wales, and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex remain unchanged since December’s survey, according to YouGov.

There has a drop in Prince William’s popularity with the number of people with a positive view of the new Prince of Wales falling eight points from 77 percent in December to 69 percent last week. At the same time the number with a negative view rose from 15 percent to 20 percent, according to YouGov.