Meghan Markle Named As The Most Intelligent Member Of The Royal Family In New Study — See Who Else Made The List
In a study by Oxford Royale Academy, Meghan Markle came ahead of Kate Middleton and Prince William to be named as the smartest member of the family.
The Brits certainly aren't going to be happy about this: in a study by Oxford Royale Academy, Meghan Markle was crowned the most intelligent member of the British royal family.
To make the decisions, the report looked at the rankings of each individual's high school and college, so the former actress, who graduated with a double degree in theater and international relations from Northwestern University, came out on top.
"Life as a royal isn’t always an easy job and involves a lot of dealing with extensive scrutiny and life in the public spotlight, and Meghan Markle’s academic strengths have equipped her perfectly for this role," a spokesperson for Oxford Royale shared.
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The spokesman continued, "While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex may have resigned from their roles as working royals, they have captured the interest and attention of the world, and Meghan’s desire to use her platform to raise awareness over serious world issues reflects her intelligence, analytical mind and educational pedigree."
Coming in right behind her was Kate Middleton, who graduated from the University of St Andrews, and she was followed by Prince William, who attended the same school.
Prince Harry, who never went to college, didn't rank within the first 10 slots, though a few of his relatives did: in fourth place was Newcastle University graduate Princess Eugenie, while her sister Princess Beatrice, who went to Goldsmiths, University of London, came in at number 10.
In fifth place was Peter Philips, who was followed by sister Zara Tindall — both graduates of Exter University.
In the seventh slot was Princess Anne, who went to the University of Aberdeen.
In eighth was Princess Diana's niece, Lady Kitty Spencer, who went to the University of Cape Town. She was followed by Prince Charles' wife, Camilla Parker-Bowles, a graduate of SOAS University of London.
