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Royal expert shares signs Americans are ‘losing patience with Meghan’
ok.co.ukIt is a big week for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as they are heading to Manchester for the first in a series of charity appearances.
But one royal expert think that people in the US will not be sad to have seen the pair go as they as starting to "lose patience" with them.
Duncan Larcombe, author of Prince Harry: The Inside Story says that after another series of revelations from the 41 year old duchess, all the signs are there that in his opinion the American public "isn't exactly warming" to Meghan.
Duncan claims the first red flag came when Meghan and Harry were one of the few high profile couples in the US not to be invited to former president Barack Obama's 60th birthday party.
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