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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were never traditional when it came to palace traditions....

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were never traditional when it came to palace traditions.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have seen a steep drop in their popularity in the UK. Credit: TimeSource:Supplied

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2020 has been a year of charts: Terrifying vertiginous spikes on charts about COVID-19; charts demonstrating the wild oscillations of global stock markets; and nearly minute-by-minute charts plotting the chances of Donald Trump and his signature bizarro wraparound quiff remaining in the White House.

For the royal family, it’s been no different.

For years – nay, decades – the charts that have plotted the popularity of the British monarchy and its various star players registered barely a tremor. The Queen was beloved, Harry adored, William managed to engender a reasonable amount of respect and there was a benign tolerance for Prince Charles, plant conversationalist and one time tampon-fancier. Nothing much ever changed.

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The main members of the royal family have remained steadily popular for years. Until now. Picture: Dominic Lipinski/PA WireSource:AAP

Like so many things, the turbulence and ructions of this year have put paid to what was, in hindsight, a charming dreariness. The very day after Harry and Meghan Duke and Duchess of Sussex spectacularly announced they were quitting as full-time senior members of the royal family on January 8, the UK’s pollsters have been regularly polling Brits for their views on the situation.

On Thursday YouGov, the nation’s market research firm, released the latest set of numbers about how various HRHs are viewed by the hoi polloi and if your surname happens to be Sussex, look away now.

The news for Harry and Meghan was positively and utterly brutal.

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have seen a sharp decline in popularity of late. Picture: YouGovSource:Supplied

For Harry, 48 per cent of adults have a positive impression of the former prince and 47 per cent have a negative view, resulting in a net score of 1, and which constitutes a 19-point drop from March this year.

Meghan, who is viewed positively by 33 per cent of UK adults and negatively by 59 per cent, creating a net favourability of -26. That’s the second lowest score among the entire house of Windsor.

In fact, Camilla Duchess of Cornwall, the woman publicly dubbed by Diana, Princess of Wales as “the rottweiler” and who was the most hated woman in Britain for decades, is now more popular than Meghan.

Ouch.

And what of Harry, the ginger-haired charmer whose jappery and Diana-esque public persona saw him regularly take out the first or second spot in terms of royal popularity? The prince who was once the golden child of the royal family, the apple of a besotted nation’s eye? He is now tied with his stepmother, Camilla.

Double ouch.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have gone from flying high to being about as popular as Camilla. Picture: Chris Jackson/Getty ImagesSource:Getty Images

For the Sussexes, who only two years ago were globally hailed as the megawatt superstar saviours of the royal family, this poll marks a spectacular fall from grace and the UK public’s affections.

It could be easy to discount these numbers: Who cares what a bunch of whiny, aggrieved Brits think of Harry and Meghan given they have chosen to make their future in sunny California rather than rainy Windsor?

But, there is a bigger, far more complicated picture here, at the heart of which lies the fact that Harry and Meghan’s futures are still tethered, to some extent, to the UK.

To start with, while the couple have both been in North America since March this year and have not returned to the UK yet, at some stage they are going to have to make the return journey across the Pond.

While COVID has surely played a hand in keeping them thousands of kilometres away from his extended family, certain sadly inevitable events in the coming years will demand they spend far more time in Britain: Prince Philip’s death, the Queen’s passing, Prince Charles’ ascension to the throne and William’s investiture as the Prince of Wales.

These will all be historic moments for the house of Windsor and it would be unthinkable for Harry, as the sixth-in-line to the throne, to not attend.

Which is to say, they might have spent much of this year away from nitpicking Fleet Street and censorious palace courtiers but this is only a temporary state of affairs.

Harry and Meghan will have to come back to face the music one day and it might not be pretty. Picture: AP Photo/Kirsty WigglesworthSource:News Regional Media

The reception he and Meghan face when they do land back in Blighty is likely to be markedly different from the one they enjoyed only 12 months ago.

In Finding Freedom, the recently published, sympathetic telling of the Sussexes’ journey from newlyweds to palace escapees, authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand make the case that their sky-high favourability was such that some viewed it as a threat to the royal status quo.

“Senior courtiers … were concerned that the global interest in and popularity of the Sussexes needed to be reined in. In the short period of time since their fairy-tale wedding, Harry and Meghan were already propelling the monarchy to new heights around the world. The Sussexes had made the monarchy more relatable to those who had never before felt a connection,” Freedom reports. “However, there were concerns that the couple should be brought into the fold; otherwise, if left as they were, the establishment feared their popularity might eclipse that of the royal family itself.”

Make no mistake, Harry and Meghan were unequivocally the crowd-pulling, superstars in the palace stable at the time.

But my, has that Crown-imperilling celebrity taken a spectacular hit in the wake of their quitting.

Days after their bombshell January announcement, 57 per cent of Brits said they had “no sympathy

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