King Charles comes next, followed by Prince Edward and Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh.

Queen Camilla ranks seventh in popularity, with Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie coming after her.

Prince Harry currently holds the 10th spot, while his wife, Meghan Markle, is just behind him at 11th.

Earlier this week, we shared news about Prince William’s rumored plans to move away from a royal tradition that King Charles has emphasized.

Journalist and commentator Richard Eden suggests that when William becomes king, he may reject the ‘streamlined monarchy’ approach that Charles, now 76, has pursued in recent years.

In the past, royal family members were expected to attend a huge number of official events annually. According to The Guardian, about 4,000 engagements in a year was typical around ten years ago.

“Prince William, like his father, has always favoured slim-down monarchy as the future, and what that looks like being now is just William and Catherine and their children,” podcast host Richard Eden said this week on Palace Confidential.

“But, how on Earth could they justify all the wealth and palaces for that one nuclear family?

“From what I’m hearing is that Prince William is starting to see the value of his cousins and what, in the long term, they could give.”