**Devastating Blow for Harry and Meghan as Young Britons Prefer William and Catherine, New Poll Finds**

A recent revelation has sparked controversy as financial expert Martin Lewis took a swipe at Prince Harry for his recent appearance on the US TV show 60 Minutes in January 2023.

The programme's special feature is now available for viewers to stream on ITV's platform, boasting a runtime of just 30 minutes.

Expressing his skepticism, Martin Lewis shared his thoughts on social media, questioning whether the show's title was exaggerating its content.

The confusion arose when one of Martin's followers pointed out a similar discrepancy with another show's runtime, prompting a conversation between the two.

The follower, Chris G Stenton, recalled a previous incident where a show listed as 60 minutes turned out to be much shorter upon viewing.

This mix-up left Martin Lewis puzzled, describing the situation as bizarre.

In a surprising turn of events, it was revealed that the US version of 60 Minutes covers various topics within one episode, unlike the edited version showcased on ITVX, focusing solely on Prince Harry's segment.

Betches, an Instagram page targeting a younger audience, criticized Harry's decision to potentially add an extra chapter to his memoir for the paperback release, suggesting it may not be well-received after sharing a substantial part of his story already.

Despite being considered a favorite among young Britons, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle faced a setback as a recent poll indicated a preference for Prince William and Catherine among individuals under 24 years old.

The survey conducted by News UK's People's Poll, involving 1,200 participants across the UK, revealed that a majority believed William and Catherine better embody British values compared to Harry and Meghan.

The poll results were consistent across different age groups, with a significant percentage favoring William and Catherine over Harry and Meghan.

Even amidst the Brexit divide, support for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge transcended political differences, garnering more backing from both leave and remain supporters.

Renowned professor and pollster Matt Goodwin emphasized the widespread perception of Prince William and Catherine as the epitome of UK values, particularly among the younger generation.

The ongoing feud within the royal family has further solidified this viewpoint, with a majority viewing the couple as the most representative of British values.

As speculations loom over Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's attendance at King Charles's upcoming coronation, tensions within the royal family continue to escalate.

Sources suggest that Prince William remains adamant about not apologizing and harbors resentment towards the treatment of his wife, the Princess of Wales.

The strained relationship between the brothers raises doubts about the possibility of a reconciliation, casting a shadow over the anticipated event.