Meghan Markle did not accompany Prince Harry on his current visit to Britain because she is “too unpopular” in Britain, according to a royal commentator.
Prince Harry returned to Britain for the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Invictus games today at St. Paul's Cathedral, but Meghan is staying inside California.
Ahead of the Duke's visit, which began on Tuesday, there was speculation about the possibility of Meghan's appearance, but it was later confirmed she would be staying in Montecito with Prince Archie And Princess Lilibet.
Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams said the decision was made because the Duchess is not liked by many in Britain who follow her. Prince Harry's departure from the Royal family in 2020.
Since then he said yes have launched a series of “attacks” on the company causing their popularity to reach an all-time low.
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Fitzwilliams told Daily Express US: “Meghan is too unpopular to come to Britain and will not attend the memorial of Invictus' 10th anniversary with her husband at St Paul's.”
He also argued that the couple's upcoming trip to Nigeria is “a fig leaf to hide Meghan's unpopularity.”
The Sussexes will visit Nigeria once Prince Harry has completed his visit to Britain after being invited by the Chief of Defense, who met the Duke at the meeting Invictus games in Germany last year.
Fitzwilliams claimed they had both 'attacked' the Firm in recent years, causing Meghan's popularity to plummet and ultimately prevented her from returning to Britain.
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He said: 'The royal family will not have forgotten the brutal way the Sussexes handled the war Opra interview that was so damaging to the Royal family.”
This comes after a recent Ipsos survey for the Mail on Sunday found that Meghan's popularity in Britain has reached an all-time low. with only 25 percent of Brits saying they are a fan of her.
Prince Harry The outcome was also not positive: 31 percent of respondents said they liked him.