Meghan Markle has recently returned to the public eye after facing intense backlash for her bombshell Netflix documentary. After her feud with the royal family, the Duchess of Sussex turned heads with stunning red carpet appearances. As the Suits alum prepares to launch her lifestyle brand next year, she may never “win over the British public” again, according to a royal expert.

Prince Harry is seen as “manipulated” by Meghan Markle

“I don’t think Meghan will ever win over the British public again,” Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine and author of “My Mother and I,” told Fox News Digital in an interview published Tuesday. While she acknowledged that “things are changing very quickly,” she believes that may not be the case for the Duchess. “Not in this generation,” said the expert, denying any possibility that the 43-year-old could win over the public.

Seward said Meghan could win over the “younger generation.” “I know she probably appeals more to younger people than older people,” the 76-year-old royal author continued, adding that while “everyone agrees that Meghan is a beautiful looking girl and very stylish,” that doesn’t mean it’s the same is People actually like them. “I just think people in the UK just don’t like her at the moment,” she told the outlet.

The expert’s bold statement comes amid reports of Prince Harry and Meghan’s “professional separation.” In the past few months, the power couple has refrained from appearing together and has taken on individual roles in public. Although the former actress is making headlines again (Read more: Meghan Markle stuns in her red carpet appearance as…), Seward believes the British public has never liked the Sussexes, “particularly Meghan.”

“People see her as a girl who took her husband away from his family, and she is a girl who left her own family. Obviously not everything, but her father. And now she’s persuaded Harry to leave his father, and he’s badmouthed his own family in his autobiography. He didn’t have to do that,” the royal author explained.

Seward further claimed that “people really have a very, very low opinion of the Sussexes.” “I think there’s still a lot of fondness for Harry. I think people feel like he’s being completely manipulated by his wife, which we don’t know, but I think people feel that,” she continued, adding, “Right now people are just not on here “I’m interested in them, but they’re interested in reading about their deaths.”

“They’re not interested in maybe reading about how well they’re doing. We never hear if they are doing well because we only hear what they are doing badly,” the author explained, concluding with, “People are fickle, and everything could change.”