Prince Harry has made quite a brand of himself after he left his royal life. The new Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan, which he co-created with his wife, Meghan Markle, is gaining traction. Apart from that, his memoir Spare is on its way to making new sales records.

The book made a splash when it came out, and the Duke of Sussex shocked the world with his unprecedented truth bombs. While many people have come to support the couple, some people appear to be abandoning them in addition to the Brits.

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Prince Harry seems to lose the support: Spare being the reason

When the couple left Britain and settled in the United States, they seemed to have a lot of sympathy from the people of America. Of course, they still have a few supporters left in Great Britain, but the United States has the majority of sympathetic people.

However, an expert claims that Harry’s bizarre revelations and strange events have cost him many supporters. According to Express, expert Jack Royston has suggested that the sympathy the core supporters of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s supporters had for them initially seems to be gone after they revealed their struggle story.

“Some people in America were starting to view Harry and Meghan a little bit differently and maybe a little bit less sympathetically,” said Royston. Although he also mentioned that maybe a majority is still supporting the couple, they have begun to raise questions after the couple’s blockbuster interview with Oprah.

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He also took the names of some major publications like Variety, which are now asking the couple to bring some uniqueness to their content. The expert suggests the couple bring a new story and leave their royal life behind in the narrative just like they did in their real life.

Royston also brought numbers in as he mentioned that the youth, especially the people from the age group between 18-24, have significantly dropped their support towards the ex-royals. According to him, Harry has become a “figure of ridicule” since the story came out.

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