In a revealing moment on the popular TV game show “Family Feud,” Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, faced an unexpected reality check about his public image in America when contestants struggled to identify key facts about the royal.

During a recent episode, host Steve Harvey challenged the Hernandez family to name the six most well-known facts about Prince Harry. The top response, which Harvey found underwhelming, revealed that Americans primarily know Prince Harry as Meghan Markle’s husband.

The competition between the Hernandez and Colley families highlighted the limited scope of American knowledge about the British royal. Beyond his marriage to Meghan Markle, contestants correctly identified that he is a prince and the son of Princess Diana. The Hernandez family made several unsuccessful guesses, including references to his relationship with Prince William and his status as Queen Elizabeth’s grandson.

Drake Colley secured a win for his family by correctly identifying Prince Harry’s distinctive red hair as another widely known characteristic. The show revealed that “balding” and “hottie” were also accepted answers on the survey board, reflecting a mix of physical observations Americans associate with the Duke of Sussex.

Despite living in Montecito, California, since 2020, after stepping back from royal duties, Prince Harry’s public recognition in America appears largely tied to his high-profile marriage. This is despite his previous accolades, including being named one of the “hottest men of all time” and the “world’s sexiest royal” in recent years. 

The game show moment also highlighted the cultural disconnect between British royal traditions and American public awareness. While Prince Harry and Meghan have maintained a public presence in the United States, including their political activism during the 2020 presidential election, Americans’ knowledge of the prince’s background and achievements remains limited.