Public curiosity in Prince Andrew sees more searches for disgraced royal than Queen Camilla

Brits are more interested in what Prince Andrew is up to than Queen Camilla…

A new analysis of global search trends has revealed some surprising findings about the ‘search popularity’ of the British royal family. Experts at Improve My Search Ranking, a leading SEO company, recently examined search volume data from SEMrush, and the results have caught many by surprise: Prince Andrew is generating more online interest than Queen Camilla.

According to the data, Prince Andrew is attracting 506.7K searches globally, which is notably higher than the 270.7K searches for Queen Camilla. This shift in search volume raises interesting questions about the public’s curiosity and how it has evolved, especially when it comes to royal family members.

Of course, scandal-hit Andrew and his alleged dubious goings-on will be much more interesting to the tabloid loving Brits who can’t get enough of gossip, whereas Camilla has avoided anything of major interest to the public for decades in her personal affairs.

When looking at the bigger picture, it’s clear that Kate Middleton leads the pack with an impressive 7.7 million searches, followed by Meghan Markle with 2.7 million. Other royals like King Charles and Prince Harry both attract 1.5 million searches, while Prince William pulls in 929.5K. Princess Anne and Prince Edward round out the list with 340K and 124.4K searches, respectively.

Camilla visits the set of This Morning meeting then hosts Phillip Scofield and Holly Willoughby / ITV

Search Volume Data for the British Royal Family

While the royal family’s global presence is undeniable, this data shows that public interest in certain members is more dynamic than it might first appear. Prince Andrew, despite his controversial past, is still sparking significant online conversation.