Kate Middleton, 39, has been growing in popularity with the stylish and relatable Duchess capturing the hearts of people around the globe. Speaking on a royal podcast, God Save the Queen, royal commentator Antonio Caprarica stated the Duchess may be the Firms next “saviour”.

       “I said before, the dynasty has been saved by the women,” she explained.

       “And the next saviour will be Kate.”

       The Duchess of Cambridge ranks as the third most popular royal, falling only behind the Queen and on occasion her husband, Prince William.

       In a YouGov poll from May this year, 76 percent of responders said Kate definitely or probably would make a good Queen someday.

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       The royal commentator continued: “？？？？If one pays attention, through the history of this family, women are vital.

       “When the Queen is no longer there, it’s clear the centre of the Royal Family will be Kate.

       “She’s got charisma, beauty, poise and intelligence.

       “So many nice things you need to be a Queen nowadays.

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       “It will once again be a woman who guarantees the survival of the dynasty.”

       The mother of three captures the nation with her charming and relatable nature and often makes headlines for her phenomenal wardrobe which is often recycled.

       The Duke and Duchess currently are occupied with royal engagements in Glasgow as the pair are taking on more responsibilities amid the Queen's recent health scare.

       The royal pair have been attending the COP26 climate summit and hosting receptions for key members of the Sustainable Markets Initiative and the Winners and Finalists of Prince Willam's environmental prize - the Earthshot Prize.

       William and Kate are joined in Scotland by the Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.

       The Queen was set to attend the event in person, but after a visit to a London hospital, the monarch was advised to remain at home and instead delivered a pre-recorded speech from Windsor Castle.