In a recent survey conducted after King Charles’ Coronation, Prince Harry has emerged as America’s preferred royal, surpassing King Charles, who ranks significantly lower on the list.
The survey, which sought the opinions of 7,276 Americans across 36 states, asked participants to select their favored member of the British royal family.
According to the BonusFinder.com survey, Prince Harry secured 33.8 percent of the votes, closely followed by Kate Middleton with 29.6 percent and Prince William with 22 percent. This outcome solidified Harry’s position as the top choice among Americans, transcending all age groups and genders and establishing him as a resolute favorite.
Prince Harry’s relocation to the United States appears to have contributed to the elevation of his popularity. Moreover, his dedicated advocacy efforts have likely played a significant role. Having served in the British Armed Forces in the past, he has become a prominent voice for the mental well-being of service members. Additionally, he has effectively raised awareness on crucial matters such as HIV/AIDS and climate change, further bolstering his positive influence.
In an intriguing turn of events, King Charles III, despite his recent coronation, failed to secure the first-place position in any of the 36 surveyed states. He garnered only 10.8 percent of the total votes, landing him in fifth place. Nonetheless, his Majesty received congratulations for his “triumphant” coronation, highlighting the ceremonial success of the event.
British Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden expressed his congratulations to the King and Queen for a magnificent coronation weekend. He acknowledged the collaborative efforts between the government and the royal household, which included extensive planning, conducting over 20 multi-agency exercises, and hosting an extraordinary gathering of 95 heads of state. The event was hailed as a resounding success, showcasing the splendor, grandeur, and national pride of Britain.
Securing the sixth position in the survey was Princess Royal, Anne, who garnered 5.7 percent of the votes. Following closely behind were Camilla with 4.4 percent and Princess Beatrice with 3.9 percent, respectively.
Princess Eugenie and Prince Edward concluded the list with 2.7 percent and 1.4 percent of the votes, respectively.
Interestingly, the overall popularity of the Royal Family may have experienced an upswing since the Coronation celebrations that took place last week (May 6), as suggested by social media activity.