97% of Brits Want Harry and Meghan Erased from Royal Website

In a surprising turn of events, a recent poll revealed that an overwhelming 97% of British respondents believe Prince Harry and Meghan Markle should be removed from the official royal family website.

This sentiment comes after the couple's profiles were notably downgraded, placing them at the very bottom of the royal roster.

The public's reaction reflects growing discontent with the couple's ongoing ties to the monarchy, especially since they stepped back from their duties as senior royals.

Currently, the profiles of Harry and Meghan, now the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, still inaccurately state that they retain royal patronages and reside at Frogmore Cottage.

Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams expressed his frustration, stating that the biographies on the website are outdated and should either be revised or removed altogether.

“These descriptions do not represent current realities,” he noted, emphasizing how this affects the overall credibility of the royal website.

The Sussexes' profiles have been shifted to the bottom of the page, beneath those of the Duke of Gloucester and the Duke of Kent.

At the top, the King and Queen's profiles take precedence, followed closely by the Prince and Princess of Wales.

This demotion is significant, showcasing a clear shift in the royal hierarchy as Harry and Meghan now sit alongside Prince Andrew, both of whom have been relegated due to their non-working status.

Since relocating to the United States, Harry has only made a handful of visits back to the UK.

His appearances have primarily involved legal matters, his father's coronation, and a charity event in September.

Meanwhile, Meghan has not returned since attending the late Queen's funeral in September 2022, further solidifying their distance from royal obligations.

The couple officially stepped back from royal duties in February 2021, relinquishing their military appointments and patronages.

With their absence from royal engagements, many feel it's time for the palace to reconsider their presence on the official site.

A recent poll conducted by express.co.uk prompted readers to weigh in on whether Harry's profile should be eliminated entirely, and the response was overwhelmingly affirmative.

Many believe that it makes sense to remove individuals who no longer represent the monarchy from its official platforms.

Critics argue that maintaining Harry's profile serves no purpose, especially since he currently resides in California and does not engage in royal duties.

The prevailing opinion seems to be that keeping him listed is merely a matter of obligation rather than relevance.

Some commentators have gone so far as to suggest that Harry should be treated like any other non-working royal, devoid of titles or mentions of his family.

This perspective echoes a broader sentiment that the royal family could benefit from a more streamlined representation, particularly in light of Harry and Meghan's choices over the past few years.

Critics assert that King William would have likely taken a firmer stance, eliminating any unnecessary displays of Harry and Meghan on the royal website.

They envision a scenario where a simple statement wishing the couple well in their overseas endeavors replaces the current profiles, which many see as outdated and irrelevant.