Kate Middleton beats Prince William to win new title

Kate Middleton, who has been out of the limelight due to her cancer treatment, has overtaken her husband Prince William to be crowned Britain’s favorite royal in a new poll.

According to the survey, 63 percent of Britons view the Princess of Wales ‘favorably’, a slight increase from Prince William’s score of 62 percent.

William, who has been ousted from the top spot, is still happy knowing that his own wife brought him down with the help of her support and well-wishers.

Kate, who has been the subject of intense speculation and conspiracy theories in recent months, tops the list of Britain’s most loved royals.

According to the poll, conducted by Savanta Research, 34 per cent found Kate ‘highly favourable’ – a two per cent increase on her husband’s score. Independent,

Only 29 percent of participants rated Prince Harry as ‘favorable’, while Meghan’s score was one percentage point lower at 28 percent. While William managed to impress 33 per cent of participants as ‘highly favourable’.

Other notable findings of the survey were the lack of popularity faced by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Harry appealed to just nine per cent in the same category – the same score Meghan achieved.

Prince Andrew, who stepped down from public duties in 2019 after his affair with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, emerged as Britain’s least favorite royal, with only 14 per cent of participants rating him ‘favorably’.