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Megan Explodes with Jealousy as Prince George Claims Astonishing New Royal Title
Prince George, the eldest son of Prince William and Kate Middleton, has emerged victorious in a global competition among royal children, securing a remarkable new title.
At just eight years old, George has been crowned the world's most popular royal child.
The prestigious accolade was determined by Design Bundles, who analyzed global Google searches and Instagram hashtags for 19 royal youngsters from around the globe.
With an impressive 693,535 Instagram hashtags and 203,000 monthly Google searches, Prince George, third in line to the British throne, claimed the top spot with a total of 896,535 overall engagements.
Not far behind is his sister, Princess Charlotte, aged six, who garnered 537,592 Instagram hashtags and 148,000 Google searches, accumulating a total of 685,592.
Completing the top three is Prince Louis, the youngest child of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, with 305,813 Instagram hashtags and 64,000 Google searches, resulting in a combined total of 369,813.
Meanwhile, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's son, Archie, secured the fourth position in this esteemed ranking.
Since stepping down from their royal duties and relocating to California, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been residing with their two children, Archie and Lily.
Archie managed to accumulate 94,963 hashtags on Instagram and 24,000 Google searches, totaling 118,963.
A spokesperson for Design Bundles expressed their observations, stating, “The significant online presence of these royal children, ranging from future kings and queens like Prince George and Princess Leonore to offspring of the world's most prominent royal celebrities such as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, highlights the world's fascination with every member of its royal families.
These children represent the next generation and are expected to gain increasing influence as they grow up and assume greater public responsibilities.”
Currently, Queen Elizabeth II takes pride in being a great-grandmother to twelve grandchildren.
Reports suggest that Prince William and Kate's three children, George, Charlotte, and Louis, enjoy spending time with Zara and Mike Tindall's children, Mia, Lena, and Lucas, respectively.
These cousins are close in age, and it is hoped that they will develop strong friendships.
Unfortunately, due to the geographical distance and the pandemic's impact, George, Charlotte, and Louis have had limited opportunities to bond with their cousins, Archie and Lily, the children of Prince Harry and Meghan.
In a related matter, the Queen has expressed concerns about the safety of Prince William and his family during helicopter flights.
She has urged the future king to refrain from flying with his wife, Kate, and their children, fearing potential disasters that could jeopardize the line of succession.
A source close to the 95-year-old monarch revealed her worries, stating that she has informed her close friends and courtiers about her desire for William to cease piloting helicopters, especially in adverse weather conditions, as helicopters are not the safest mode of transportation.
The Queen's concerns keep her awake at night, and she understandably worries about the unpredictable nature of accidents and bad weather conditions.
The Queen, however, remains delighted with the way Prince William and Kate have embraced their roles in recent years.
She firmly believes that the monarchy is in safe hands with them at the helm.
In May, mobile phone footage captured William walking hand in hand with his three children and wife, boarding a helicopter at Kensington Palace.
While it is common for them to fly together in a chopper crewed by a team and a pilot, an unwritten rule prevents senior royals from flying together.
In conclusion, Prince George's newfound status as the world's most popular royal child has sparked both admiration and envy.
As these young members of royalty continue to grow and assume greater responsibilities, their influence is expected to expand.
