Several outlets report that public opinion of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in the United States has become less favorable than some media organizations initially expected after they stepped back from royal duties and relocated to the US. The articles attribute the change to what they describe as shifting views among both Netflix executives and the wider public.
According to the reporting, at the time of their move, US media companies appeared poised to provide sustained support for their brands and platform, reflecting initial optimism about their appeal. However, the articles say that subsequent reactions have “turned the tide,” with some commentators suggesting that the Sussexes’ public-facing brand is not resonating as strongly as anticipated.
The coverage frames this as a perception issue rather than as a specific new incident, pointing instead to evolving assessments by industry figures and audiences. No consistent details are provided in the excerpts about any particular policy change, event, or measurable outcome. The story is presented primarily as commentary on reputation and audience reception over time.
