• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are “viral,” but not well known enough.
• Polling was done after the release of Spare and Harry’s myriad TV appearances.
• Americans have a more unfavorable view of the two of them than a favorable one.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, according to experts, are “viral” but not well-known enough to “translate” it into “effortless professional success, untold riches, and swanning about with society darlings.”

These revelations were made by royal analyst and novelist Daniela Elser in a story for the New Zealand Herald.

There, she wrote: “When Harry released his guided missile of a tell-all speech in January, the Jimmy Kimmel show first did a sketch mocking the altercation between the duke and brother Prince William with two actors dressed up as the singer Prince.”

“This would all be a bit of a giggle – the foibles, scandals, and extramarital shenanigans of the royal family having long been juicy fodder for comedians and sketch writers – if it weren’t for the fact that the Sussexes’ are starting to look less like power players and much more like a punchline.”

“For one thing, the US does not seem to like them all that much. Polling done after the release of Spare and Harry’s myriad TV appearances found that more Americans have an unfavorable view of the two of them than a favorable one.”

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“What is so surprising is that while they might be the most famous people in the world, they are not on TikTok (or occupying the White House), and their fame has not translated into effortless professional success, untold riches, or swanning about with society darlings.”