MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry will never be popular because of their “endless moaning and self-pity”, according to a royal expert.
Angela Levin, who wrote Harry: Conversations with the Prince, made the comments after a poll showed that public opinion of the Sussexes had plummeted.
Data taken from YouGov surveys show that the couple tumbled in the opinion polls straight after they swapped England for the US.
It fell even further after Meghan and Harry spoke to Oprah Winfrey in their bombshell television interview.
The Duke of Sussex alone has dropped 50 points in his U.K. approval rating – compared to the 81 percent satisfaction rate Brits gave him when he became engaged to Meghan.
Levin wrote of the news on Twitter saying: “Moaning endlessly along with self pity when you live in a home with 16 bathrooms isn't going to make you popular.”
It comes after the couple considered naming the royal who voiced concerns about their son Archie's skin colour, it is claimed.
The Duchess of Sussex alleged a senior member of the Firm had questioned how dark the couple's first child may be during their explosive TV interview with Oprah Winfrey.
She also claimed Archie wasn't made a prince after "concerns and conversations" were raised about his complexion.
Meghan, 40, declined to reveal the identity of the "royal racist" as it would be too "damaging" for them – though Oprah later said it was not the Queen or the Duke of Edinburgh.
But a newly-released chapter of Finding Freedom, a biography of the Sussexes, says the couple weighed up "sharing this detail" in the bombshell chat, the Daily Mail reports.
It reveals a source told authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand that the couple had thought about naming the person in question but had ultimately decided not to.
Now Piers Morgan has called the Duke and Duchess of Sussex "gutless weasels" for not tattling on the family member.
The former Good Morning Britain host said: "Go on then, you gutless weasels – name the supposed Royal racist and let them respond.
"Otherwise you continue to smear the whole family."
Piers is a prolific critic of the couple – and walked away from Good Morning Britain after refusing to apologise to Meghan for accusing her of lying during the Oprah interview.
The new chapter of the book also claims that Meghan found the Oprah interview "cathartic" and "liberating" while Prince William was left "furious".
Wills was understood to be "furious that private family matters were being discussed in the public domain", according to a new chapter of the book.
At the time of the allegations, the prince hit back and insisted the Royal Family was "very much not racist".
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