Prince Harry, Meghan Markle attacked for 'modus operandi'

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been ridiculed for their "modus operandi" against the Royal Family.

The Australian writer Sophie Elsworth spoke in an interview with Sky News host Andrew Bolt and exposed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's habitual ways of banking on"trashing" the royal family.

"Their modus operandi is to make money by trashing the Royal Family," Elsworth said.

"That’s how they’ve basically operated since they shot through and moved overseas.

"So, they have to continue down this financial model they’ve effectively established, but I think people are wearing thin with it.

"People are losing interest in what they’ve got to say because we’ve kind of heard it all before at least a hundred times – they don’t like the Royal Family and they wish they were never a part of it.

"Yet they still want to be a part of it weirdly – the whole thing’s bizarre," she chimed in before concluding.

The public's losing interest on the couple was also apparent when it emerged  the public's likeness to Prince Harry had dropped by 37 points in the UK, while the Suits star herself dropped by 31 points.

In the States, a poll conducted by Redfield & Wilton revealed that 32 percent liked the Duke and those that disliked him made up 42 percent.

As for the Duchess 27 percent of Americans liked her while 44 percent did not like her.