Meghan Markle‘s UK return plans reportedly faced a sharp public test after a new reader survey. The Duchess of Sussex was said to be weighing future visits after Prince Harry’s recent trip to Britain. A report claimed the numbers showed limited support for Meghan traveling back alone. The poll asked whether the former “Suits” actress should take solo trips to the UK to repair her image. The answer was overwhelmingly “no.”
New poll reveals how UK feels about Meghan Markle’s reported return to the UK
As per a Sky News report, the poll was conducted by the Daily Express. It asked readers whether Meghan should take solo trips to Britain. The voting window ran from 10 a.m. on July 21 to 11 a.m. on July 22. The report said 3,557 people voted “no.” Only 51 backed the idea. That result framed the UK return question as a public challenge, not an easy image reset.
Meanwhile, the report said the figures came after Prince Harry‘s latest UK visit. Sky News said his trip appeared to boost his public image. However, the outlet said attention then moved to whether that goodwill could extend to Meghan.
A close friend of Harry reportedly told Daily Mail’s Alison Boshoff that the couple felt “unwelcome” in America. The source also claimed they were planning to “reverse Megxit.” That kept the return speculation active.
Still, the report showed mixed claims around motive and timing. Royal author Phil Dampier wrote that some believed their “star has fallen” in America. He added they needed “the magic of the monarchy” to restore status.
Another source claimed Meghan was “fully behind” reconnecting with Harry’s English side. Sky News also cited a Sussex source. That source said Harry wanted a workable arrangement with “proper security.” For Meghan Markle, the latest UK return chatter met a hard barrier. Public approval remained uncertain, even as royal links stayed central.
