
Buckingham Palace braces for the worst: Camilla and Charles's open secret
Royal popularity faces unexpected challenges while the crown seeks to keep its legacy before public opinion
The public figures who have shaped the recent history of the United Kingdom continue to be the focus of their society's attention. The British crown, with all its tradition and symbols, still sparks passionate opinions in the country. The spotlight is on those who lead this institution, as their decisions affect the collective sentiment.
The impact of these personalities goes beyond their titles and official roles, as social perception of them can change quickly. Citizens, aware of the historical weight, observe and evaluate every step. In this scenario, emotions mix with history and politics, shaping a complex and evolving narrative.

Camilla: has improved without reaching the top spots
Prince William leads the popularity list, closely followed by Kate Middleton, reflecting the trust society places in them. In third place is Princess Anne, while King Charles III occupies the fourth position. Prince Edward is in fifth place, leaving Queen Consort Camilla in seventh place, with approval below 50%.
Eva Millán, a correspondent in the United Kingdom, explains that Camilla "has always been a controversial figure." However, she highlights that "the kings can be satisfied because the perception has improved somewhat." She also recalls that Camilla is "queen by the express request of Elizabeth II, who said that the woman her son loves must be considered queen consort."

Charles III's family between support and challenges
The royal family and the institution keep an approval rating above 50%, showing significant public support. However, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex continue to lose popularity notably. Meghan Markle registers only 20% approval, her lowest level since people started being asked about her.
Harry has also seen his popularity drop to its lowest level since early 2023, when he published his memoirs and controversies intensified. The survey reflects that the crown's fortune amounts to 762 million pounds, almost double the wealth Elizabeth II had. This adds additional pressure on the monarchy to keep public trust and manage its resources properly.

The ranking shows that, although the crown has support, the personal and public challenges of its members do not go unnoticed. Buckingham Palace faces the challenge of balancing tradition and modernity, as well as resolving tensions arising from social expectations. The next moves will be crucial to ensure the stability and image of the British monarchy.
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