Prince Harry's latest royal memoir "Spare Tires" was published, which caused great controversy, many royal secrets that have never been made public, set off a storm in the city after exposure, Harry and Meghan also gained huge monetary gains, there are data that "Spare Tires" is the best-selling non-fiction book in the UK since records began in 1998, but a royal expert claims that although "Spare Tires" has brought huge monetary benefits to Meghan and Harry, it has also caused a great negative impact on the two.
According to a report published by British media on January 26, local time, some royal experts said that after the publication of the book "Spare Tires", Harry and Meghan are now in a worrying situation, and the United States sent a clear message to Harry and Meghan to drive them back to the UK.
Royal expert Kinsey Schofield claims that Americans began urging Harry and Meghan to return to Britain after the publication of the Duke of Sussex' controversial memoir, The Spare Wheel.
Kinsey Schofield discusses the impact of the Duke of Sussex's new memoir, Spare, on GB News, which she believes had a big negative impact on the couple.
She believes Americans now want the Meghans to "move back to the UK".
"I'm going to tell you something you don't want to hear, in the US, people want Harry and Meghan to apologise for their behaviour and Americans think they need to move back to the UK," Kinsey said. ”
"That's what we're saying in the U.S., they need to move back to the UK. But I know it's the last thing the British want, and the British don't welcome Meghan and Harry home."
"We realized that the only interesting thing about them is their relatives, they are not interesting people, they are not exciting people, they don't have anything shining inside them."
She continued: "They didn't offer anything. I think what we're focusing on them is their relationship with the British royal family. So I think they have to go back to the UK and thus have to be closer to the British royal family. They can get a lot from the royal family, and the Americans want them back to England."
"It's the result of overexposure, they share so many royal secrets that even Americans are tired of it."
In a recent Redfield Strategies poll, Meghans' approval ratings fell sharply after the release of the book "The Spare Wheel" and the TV interview that accompanied it, indicating a dramatic shift in American attitudes towards the Meghans after the publication of The Spare Wheel.
In this matter, the author's view is that if a person does not know how to be grateful and does not know how to cherish his family, he will not be loved by people, so if a person you know constantly obtains personal financial benefits by selling his family's secrets, and constantly hurts his relatives to make money, will you have a good impression of this person? Would you like this person?
Therefore, it is normal for Americans not to like Meghan and his wife, how many people in this world would like a person who makes money by hurting his loved ones?
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