Meghan Markle is less popular in America than Prince William, Kate Middleton and Prince Harry, according to polling for Newsweek.
The Duchess of Sussex was liked by 43 percent of Americans and disliked by 20 percent of Americans, giving her a net approval rating of +23, in polling by Redfield & Wilton collected on December 5.
The figures show she is currently significantly more popular in America than Britain, where polling for YouGov in November showed she was liked by 28 percent and disliked by 60 percent, giving her net figures of -32.However, she was less popular in America than her husband, Prince Harry, as well as Prince William and Kate Middleton. Kate Middleton was liked by 52 percent and disliked by 9 percent, giving her a net approval of +43, 20 points higher than Meghan's. Prince William was liked by 51 percent of Americans and disliked by 11 percent of Americans, giving him a net approval rating of +40.
Prince Harry was liked by 52 percent of Americans and disliked by 14 percent, giving him a net approval of +38.
Meghan fared better than King Charles III, however, and significantly better than Camilla, the Queen Consort.
Charles was liked by 31 percent and disliked by 19 percent, putting him on +12, while Camilla was liked by 22 percent and disliked by 24 percent putting her on -2.
Redfield & Wilton surveyed 1,500 U.S. adults and the results carry a margin of error of about 2.5 percent. While William was marginally more popular than Harry, the difference was within that margin of error.