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2025 was a difficult year for the Royal Family as ongoing allegations about Andrew’s links to Jeffrey Epstein led the former prince to lose his royal and honorary military titles.
But King Charles will be breathing a sigh of relief as, according to a recent YouGov poll, attitudes towards the monarchy as a whole remain mostly positive.
Nearly six in ten Britons (59 per cent) see the royal family in a favourable light.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are the most popular members of the Royal Family with around three-quarters of those polled (74-77 per cent) holding a positive view of the future King and Queen.
This contrasts markedly with relatives languishing at the bottom of the YouGov poll.
Unsurprisingly, just three per cent of Britons see Andrew in a favourable light, the lowest recorded figure by YouGov so far.
Just over 2,000 Brits were polled in the recent survey – but it’s about time you had your say.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (pictured) took last place in the recent YouGov poll
The Prince and Princess of Wales (pictured) are the most popular members of the Royal Family
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