Meghan Markle's popularity in the UK has plummeted to its lowest point since tracking began in 2017, according to new YouGov data.
The Duchess of Sussex is now viewed positively by just 20% of Britons, whilst 65% see her negatively.
This represents a record low in her favourability ratings, marking a significant decline in public opinion towards the royal who relocated to California with Prince Harry.
These latest figures show only a slight change from February's survey, but mark a dramatic fall from 2019 when 55% of the public viewed her favourably.
Meghan Markle's popularity in the UK has plummeted to its lowest point since tracking began in 2017, according to new YouGov data.
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The poll reveals stark generational differences in attitudes towards the Duchess.
Among 18-24 year olds, 38% hold a positive view of Meghan.
This contrasts sharply with just 8% of those aged 65 and over who view her favourably.
Prince Harry's popularity has also suffered following his recent bombshell BBC interview.
The poll reveals stark generational differences in attitudes towards the Duchess.
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The YouGov royal favourability tracker shows only 27% of Britons hold a positive opinion of the Prince.
A significant 63% view him negatively, marking his worst polling performance since early 2023.
Like his wife, Prince Harry's support varies considerably by age, with younger Britons more likely to feel favourably toward him than older generations.
In stark contrast, other members of the royal family enjoy significantly higher approval ratings.
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Prince William tops the list with 75% of Britons holding a positive opinion of the heir to the throne.
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Prince William tops the list with 75% of Britons holding a positive opinion of the heir to the throne.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, follows closely with 72% viewing her favourably.
King Charles III maintains solid support with 61% of Britons having a positive view, compared to 29% with an unfavourable opinion.
The monarch's popularity also shows a generational divide, with 43% of 18-24 year-olds viewing him positively versus 77% of over-65s.
YouGov interviewed 2,222 adults in the UK between May 6-7 for their latest royal poll.
