Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s undisguised loathing for the British Press always played a role in their decision to move to the US.

Their seething anger was most visible in their Netflix docuseries in which Harry blamed his wife’s miscarriage on media-induced stress.

In his memoir Spare, he also claimed intrusive Fleet Street coverage had caused him years of trauma.

Across the pond, however, US media companies initially gave every indication that they would support their American duchess and her prince charming.

This could be seen in US outlets treating as fact the allegations they made in their notorious 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey, which included accusations of racism and conspiracy in the Royal Family.

After this, the Royal Family were lampooned as being out of touch and riddled with unconscious bias.

The US media onslaught was so severe that Americans quickly took to social media to ‘finish what the American Revolution started’ and to ‘burn down’ Buckingham Palace and the monarchy.

But the media organisations that were once fervent cheerleaders of the Sussexes are now changing their tune.

The recent 8,000-word expose on the front cover of the glossy magazine Vanity Fair marked a distinct change from its previous positive coverage – and was a prime example of this change in position.

And at the Netflix season launch in Los Angeles on January 29, the comedian host made them the butt of a dismissive joke about getting paid while having no plan.

Here MailOnline looks at the media companies that were once pro-Sussex, but have now turned their backs on them.