• Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle are not the most “popular or influential” members of the royal family
• Queen Elizabeth is the most well-liked and significant member
• The late Queen Elizabeth II is the most referenced and searched-for monarch ever

According to a research cited, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, the wives of Prince William and Prince Harry, are not the most “popular or influential” members of the royal family.

Despite the fact that they are both the royal family members who receive the most media attention, neither of them is the royal family’s most powerful individual, according to the study. The late Queen Elizabeth is the most well-liked and significant member of the royal family, according a survey.

Financial World’s analysis examined Instagram hashtags, TikTok views, and global Google searches for the royal family. It also revealed that King Charles III, the new monarch, came in last place, trailing both of his sons, Princes William and Harry.

The late Queen Elizabeth II is the most referenced and searched-for monarch ever, drawing in 4.7 million Google searches monthly, 1.6 million Instagram hashtags, and 18.7 billion views on TikTok, according to the report.

Princess Diana With 1.4 million Instagram hashtags, 2.9 million monthly Google searches, and 6.3 billion views of videos featuring her on TikTok, Kate Middleton is the second-most influential royal.

The most powerful royal, though, was Meghan Markle, who finished in third. The Duchess of Sussex, who stepped down from her official royal role in 2020, is the second-most Googled royal overall, with 4.5 million searches per month globally, according to the report.

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