As per reports from the Daily Express, Betfair Roulette conducted a survey across the UK to determine which royal would be the public's top choice for a jungle adventure.
The results unveiled a resounding preference for the Duke of Sussex, with a commanding 33 percent approval rating, positioning him as the favored contender to journey Down Under.
In a close race, Meghan Markle trailed behind her husband, securing an impressive 30 percent of the votes.
Turning to the current working royals, Prince William and Kate Middleton each garnered a respectable 20 percent score. In contrast, Princess Anne and Prince Edward found themselves at the lower end of the appeal spectrum for a jungle expedition.
Should Prince Harry, the Spare author, choose to embrace the challenge, it would mark a daring move, yet not without precedent in the royal playbook.
Last year, Mike Tindall, the spouse of Anne’s daughter Zara Tindall, made headlines with his own appearance on the show. Reflecting on this experience on his podcast, The Good, the Bad, and the Rugby, the former rugby star disclosed that, while not expressly seeking permission, he tactfully alluded to his plans in a conversation with Prince William.
In the words of Mike, "You don't want to upset anyone." Reassuringly, the Prince of Wales offered his approval, saying, 'Great, go have fun.' The anticipation builds as Prince Harry contemplates a journey into the unpredictable world of reality television.
