Meghan Markle, Enrique and Camilla Parker Bowles are the least popular members of the UK royal family, according to a new poll | people | entertainment

Seven out of ten Britons have a negative opinion about… Meghan MarkleThe Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry's wife, according to a new YouGov poll on the British royal family.

Net preference for former actress suit Among the public has dropped to a All-time low of -47It is the lowest level since YouGov began tracking it in 2017.

Likewise, public opinion of her husband fell to -36, down two points from -34 in April. But that's an improvement since January, when it was -44, he explains. daily Mail.

On the other hand, the Princess Anne She is most popular among the British royals, with a net favorability of +60. The popularity of Charles III, Camilla Parker Bowles, as well as William and Catherine is also on the rise, according to the survey of 2,014 people.

Net favorability is calculated as the difference between the number of people who say they have a positive opinion and the number of people who say they have a negative opinion, YouGov said.

In the case of Meghan, 68% said they had a negative view of her, 21% said they had a positive view of her, and 11% said, “I don’t know.”

Six out of ten (62%) have a positive view Charles IIIwith a net advantage of +32. This is lower than when he took the throne in September when it was at +48, ​​but an improvement from April when it was at +26.

Camilla's net favorability dropped to +4, a drop of five points from her +9 position in April. If anything, that's still higher than it was when YouGov first started tracking the Queen Now's popularity in 2011, when it was at -15.

For its part, the net preference for Prince Guillermo It rose to +57Opinion polls indicate that 75% of Britons have a positive view of the heir to the throne. This represents a five-point increase from his position in April before the coronation, where he was at +52.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, He also saw his net advantage rise by five points after the coronation, rising to +59 from +54 in April.

YouGov said the royal institution's overall advantage had improved to +25 since before the coronation, when it was at +19 in April. This is still lower than recorded in September 2022, at +44. (Yo)