Meghan Markle and Prince Harry‘s transition to California has apparently caused a significant rift between them and the American public.
Nile Gardiner, who heads the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom at The Heritage Foundation, recently shared his insights with GB News, asserting that the couple has “alienated most Americans” since their relocation.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made headlines in January 2020 when they decided to step back from their royal duties.
Shortly after, they moved to Meghan’s home state, bringing along their then-infant son, Archie.
Now five years old, Archie is accompanied by his younger sister, Princess Lilibet, who turned three this past June.
According to Gardiner, the perception of Harry and Meghan in the U.S. is far from positive.
He described them as “massive narcissists,” indicating that many Americans are frustrated by their continuous criticism of the Royal Family.
The admiration for the monarchy remains strong across the Atlantic, particularly for figures like the late Queen Elizabeth II, whose popularity resonated deeply with the American audience.
In light of this, Gardiner pointed out that attacks against the Royal Family don’t sit well with many, as they recognize the institution’s historical significance and its role in British culture.
It seems that while the Sussexes might find some support in certain circles, the broader sentiment leans toward a defense of the monarchy.
The couple’s controversial interview with Oprah Winfrey in March 2021 added fuel to the fire.
During that sit-down, Meghan made explosive claims, including an assertion that Kate Middleton had brought her to tears and allegations surrounding concerns about their son’s skin color.
These revelations did not go unnoticed, prompting immediate reactions from the royal family.
Prince William, in response to the allegations, firmly stated that “we are very much not a racist family.”
This insistence highlighted the tension between the Sussexes and the rest of the royals, casting a shadow over their once-celebrated status.
Since that interview, the couple has further entrenched themselves in the
