Prince William has overtaken Princess Catherine to become the most popular member of the Royal Family, according to a new poll. The future King holds a 74% positive approval rating against an 18% negative score.
The Princess of Wales follows closely with a 73% positive rating and a lower negative score of 14%, reinforcing the couple's standing as central figures in the modern monarchy.
Princess Anne and King Charles round out top three
The Princess Royal secured third place with a 68% positive rating. King Charles followed his sister with a 58% positive rating as he continues to lead the monarchy.
Harry and Meghan see record-low favourability
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex face increasingly unfavourable public opinion in the UK. Just 29% of Britons hold a positive view of Prince Harry, down four points since July, while 60% view him negatively.
Meghan Markle's figures are worse: only 20% of the public view her positively, while 68% see her critically. Her net favourability rating of -48 in October is the lowest ever recorded by the YouGov tracker to date, a three-point drop since the summer.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor remains the least popular royal, with only 4% of Britons holding a positive view and 89% viewing him negatively.
