Meghan Markle beats these four royals in surprising popularity survey
Meghan scored a 21 percent positivity rating, leaving her fifth from the bottom of the Royal Family’s popularity list.
Meghan Markle may not be the Firm’s most beloved figure, but she isn’t at the very bottom either.
According to new YouGov data, the Duchess of Sussex scored a 21 percent positivity rating, leaving her fifth from the bottom of the Royal Family’s popularity list.
Unsurprisingly, Kate Middleton tops the chart at 72 percent, with Prince William close behind on 71 percent and Princess Anne holding a solid 59 percent.
Even King Charles sits comfortably mid-pack with 53 percent. But here are the royals who rank lower than Meghan:
Fourth from the bottom is Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester, with only 15 percent of the public feeling positively about him.
His wife, Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester, fares even worse at 14 percent.
Despite their low profiles, both have relatively small “dislike” ratings, showing indifference rather than hostility.
Next down is Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones, granddaughter of Princess Margaret, at just 12 percent.
Finally, dead last is Prince Andrew. Just nine percent view him positively while a staggering 77 percent hold a negative opinion, cementing his spot as the monarchy’s most unpopular member after his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
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