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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are not the only ones to see reputational damage following the couple's Netflix series and Harry's book 'Spare.'

Prince Harry's "60 Minutes" interview was believed in full by 27 percent of Americans who watched or read about it, according to exclusive polling for Newsweek.

Kate Middleton is America's favorite royal, and Prince Harry's book and publicity blitz appear to have seriously damaged the Sussexes' popularity in the U.S.

Gen Z Brits now clearly favor abolishing the monarchy, with just 5 percent feeling "very positive" about King Charles III's family.

The prince justified his book as a way to set the record straight after years of palace briefings—but wound up being ridiculed over his frostbitten penis.

Prince Harry "smashed it" if his only aim was to sell books, but his publicity tour "has been a disaster" for his reputation, a PR expert told Newsweek.

Harry's book "Spare" has prompted comments from several prominent voices, including Owens who criticized him for spoiling the "mystery" of the royal family.

Reality TV star Judge Judy Sheindlin told a British morning show that had a grandchild of hers behaved as Harry and Meghan have she would be "furious."

Prince Harry's memoir was the subject of a "light hearted" joke at an independent U.K. bookstore after its bombshell swipes at the royal family.

New figures show that less than half of Brits tuned in for Harry's tell-all ITV interview than watched Charles' first Christmas speech.

Prince Harry said "there was gonna be people or bodies left in the street" due to Queen Camilla's quest to rehabilitate her image as the "villain."

"One of the things that surprised me and interested me was how the loss of his mother when he was 12 years old completely altered the course of the rest of his life," said Cooper of Harry.

Speaking to Anderson Cooper on Sunday night, Harry made a number of sensational claims, talking about everything from "racist" comments to "dangerous" Camilla.

Prince Harry's memoir revelations include losing his virginity behind a pub, a memorable case of frostbite, and details about his relationship with his family.

Prince Harry's account of begging King Charles III not to marry Camilla has appeared in two U.K. tabloids five days ahead of publication.

2023 looks to be a milestone year for the royals, from the king's long-awaited coronation to Harry's biggest truth bombs to date.

Charles and Camilla were not deterred by an alleged egg thrower and a social media backlash over an awkward moment with a young child.

Markle told Netflix she could wear only beige colors as a royal, but that claim has been challenged with photos of Kate Middleton and Queen Elizabeth.

The prince first became a viral sensation after his appearances at a concert and pageant honoring the late Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee in June.

Two versions of the British monarch's Christmas speech have historically been recorded for broadcast on Christmas Day; one for radio and one for television.

Charles has signaled that there'll be no return for Andrew to his military patronages, as the king hands cherished role to Queen Camilla.

Politicians from across the U.K. have denounced Jeremy Clarkson's "violent" and "misogynistic" language toward Meghan.

Gareth Thomas took to Twitter on Monday to call-out journalist Jeremy Clarkson for not issuing a direct apology to Meghan over his column.

The journalist who faced backlash for saying he dreamt of Meghan being paraded "naked" and shamed has called his comment a "clumsy" "Game of Thrones" reference.

According to data compiled by Reboot, Kate is the ninth-hardest-working royal of 2022, placing behind minor royals such as the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.

Newsweek looks at the truth behind the social media outrage surrounding Camilla's controversial meeting.

Jeremy Clarkson, a vocal critic of Meghan, has written that he dreams of the duchess being "made to parade naked" while crowds "throw excrement" at her.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix narrative "doesn't ring true" because they accept "zero culpability" for their role in the royal rift, a public relations expert told Newsweek.

The Princess of Wales greeted King Charles and Queen Camilla at her Christmas carol service, hours after part two of Harry and Meghan's docuseries was released.

Meghan Markle is disliked by almost two thirds of British adults while Harry has dropped 13 points since November after their Netflix series was released.