King Charles has delivered a brutal final blow that has Prince Harry’s future in the line of succession hanging by a thread. This is the moment we’ve all been waiting for – karma has finally caught up with Harry.
So, a new poll has sent shockwaves across the UK. Hold on to your crowns because more than half of the British public, a whopping 52 percent, believes that Harry should be kicked out of the line of succession. Yeah, you heard that right. The tide has turned, and it’s clear that the public’s patience is wearing thin.
The poll, conducted by the Mail on Sunday, revealed that the majority of respondents are ready to see Harry’s royal fate sealed. Currently trailing behind the young royals like Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and even little Prince Louis, Harry’s position is more uncertain than ever. Only 27 percent of those surveyed oppose the idea of him getting the royal boot, while 21 percent had no opinion. The silence speaks volumes.
But that’s not all. The shockwaves continue. Over half of the respondents, a whopping 51 percent, believe that Harry’s entire family, including his own children, should have their titles revoked. It’s like the British public is making a bold statement – the era of Harry’s entitlement is over.
And the numbers don’t lie. Prince Harry’s popularity has taken a nosedive since the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. Around 45 percent of respondents revealed that their opinion of him had plummeted in the last year, while only a measly 11 percent felt it had improved. Meanwhile, his brother Prince William and Kate, Princess of Wales, are basking in the public’s approval, with 76 percent believing they’re doing a stellar job in their roles.
This isn’t the first time the idea of Harry’s removal from the line of succession has been suggested, and now even experts are chiming in. It’s like the universe is shouting in unison – Harry’s path to the throne is a rocky road the UK doesn’t want to navigate. Royal expert Richard Eden has dropped a bombshell, saying that Harry becoming king would be far from positive for the country. It’s like a wake-up call for Harry – his title is at stake, and the public isn’t holding back their opinions anymore.
