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Prince Harry and Meghan should 'absolutely not' return to UK, GMB star rages

Narinder Kaur from Good Morning Britain shared her strong views on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's return.

Prince Harry and Meghan face backlash over potential return to UK

Broadcaster Narinder Kaur expressed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle should remain in California and not return to the UK. While discussing this on Jeremy Vine's show, she highlighted the harsh treatment Meghan has faced, particularly noting the racism directed at her. Kaur pointed out that a recent YouGov poll showed low support for Harry and Meghan’s return, with only 24% in favor of Harry and a mere 12% for Meghan. While Kaur values the couple's contributions to a modern royal image appealing to younger audiences, she firmly stated, "Absolutely not" when asked if they should come back. Her fellow guest, Claudia Hearne, strongly disagreed, branding the couple as "toxic" and insisting they had severed ties with the royals and should face the consequences of their actions. Kaur maintained that the royal family should be able to respond to accusations of racism, while Hearne asserted that the couple had burned their bridges with their public statements.

Key Takeaways

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Narinder Kaur believes Harry and Meghan should not return to the UK.

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Recent polls show low support for their return among the public.

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Kaur highlighted the racism Meghan faces as a reason for their stay abroad.

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Claudia Hearne labels Harry and Meghan as toxic and believes they should remain distant.

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The royal family's response to allegations of racism is under scrutiny.

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Public sentiment remains divided on the relevance of the Sussexes to the monarchy.

"I think the royal family really depends on Meghan and Harry because they're so relevant."

Kaur emphasized the importance of the Sussexes in connecting with younger audiences.

"The racism that Meghan receives is despicable and I think Harry is quite right to keep his family safe."

Kaur defended Harry and Meghan's choice to remain away from the UK.

"They're toxic. I'm really pleased that the UK has such good sense to give them such low opinion polls."

Hearne expressed her strong belief that the couple should stay away from the royals.

"They threw Harry and Meghan under the bus all the time."

Kaur argued that the royal family often leaks stories to the press about the Sussexes.

The ongoing conversation around the Duke and Duchess of Sussex highlights a larger issue of public sentiment toward them. While some see them as vital to a modern monarchy, others view their decisions and statements as damaging to royal traditions. The dynamic between the Sussexes and the royal family remains complex, shaped by personal conflicts and media narratives. As Kaur said, there is a generational appeal in their progressive stance that may not exist in the older royal image. Public opinion, as reflected in the YouGov poll, indicates a divided sentiment that could affect the couple’s future, should they consider a return.