Sorry, Haters: Meghan Markle Has Passed Every Test Thrown at Her and Is Marrying Prince Harry

The "Suits" actress' father will not be in attendance at the royal wedding, so will her mother walk her down the aisle? Watch "Daily Pop" weekdays at 12|11c on E! There's just something about Meghan Markle. Prince Harry certainly thinks so. After repeatedly finding himself unlucky in love, the 33-year-old finally met the one and is marrying her on Saturday. Midday. St. George's Chapel. Windsor Castle. Be there, or be one of the millions of people who will watch the carriage-to-carriage coverage from home or an obliging pub. Meghan will be the one in the veil and the instantly obsessed over dress. But though Harry is head over heels in love, there's apparently something else about Meghan Markle, something that has rubbed people the wrong way from the beginning. Photos Prince Harry & Meghan Markle: Romance Rewind ESC: Meghan Markle KELVIN BOYES/AFP/Getty Images Well, there isn't just one thing. She's too American, too Hollywood, too divorced, too real, too unreal, too prim, too unpolished and, for a select group of haters, yes, too black, the actress being the daughter of an African-American mother and a Caucasian father. A newly released poll conducted by HuffPost UK found that only 2 percent of the public (more than 1,600 adults in the U.K. and 2,000 in the U.S.) cited Meghan as a favorite (or "favourite") royal, same as Prince Charles. Maybe that's promising (the public's been familiar with Charles for almost 70 years after all, while Meghan's been under consideration for less than two), or perhaps the respondents were being exacting—considering Meghan technically isn't a royal yet. But it still doesn't sound great for the new addition to the family. Moreover, a whopping 71 percent of respondents were either "not very interested" or "not at all interested" in the royal wedding altogether. Though try telling that to everyone who's already stocking up on scones.