Meet Queen Elizabeth’s Distant Cousin, The Newest Hottest Royal [SEE PHOTOS]

Queen Elizabeth II’s distant cousin is the hottest royal today.

According to Town & Country, Prince Harry may be off the market, but the royal family doesn’t run out of attractive bachelors. Princess Alexandra’s grandson Alexander Ogilvy is turning heads at present.

Alexander is the son of James and Julia Ogilvy, the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II’s cousin Princess Alexandra of Kent. The Queen and Alexander are first cousins twice removed. Although he is not a working royal, he is often seen at royal events and has appeared on the Buckingham Palace balcony almost every year at Trooping the Colour.

Alexander is on Instagram and his handle is “@Brogilvy.” Unfortunately, his account is private, but you can still see his description and photo.

His sister Flora’s account is currently public. Occasionally, she shares photos of her brother. One snap features the siblings. In the photo, Flora is wearing a printed white dress and nude heels. On the other hand, Alexander is seen sporting a blue shirt and black pants, and many noticed his charm.

A number of them commented on the post by writing “handsome.” Another complimented Alexander’s shirt.

Based on Alexander’s LinkedIn page, he is a Strategic Consulting Intern at The Future Laboratory. He is also a Computer Science and Economics major at Brown University.

Aside from his studies, he is the captain of the rugby team.

Apart from Alexander, Prince Harry’s cousin Louis Spencer is another eligible bachelor. Louis is the son of the 9th Earl Spencer and the de facto heir to the Althorp estate. He will eventually inherit the title of Earl and the estate from his father.

Louis attended Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding in May 2018. He arrived with his sister Lady Kitty Spencer and mom Victoria Aitken. Louis looked dapper in his black suit and gray pants.

In related news, some netizens wonder who between Prince Harry and Prince William is more intelligent. The majority of those who commented on the forum where the question was posted agreed that the Duke of Cambridge is more academically inclined compared to his younger brother.