The Duchess of Cambridge, formerly Kate Middleton is much taller than the average Australian woman who according to McCrindle, stands at 164cm. Duchess Kate’s height, however is 175cm.
The 36-year-old, is the tallest female in the British Royal family, including the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, who is shorter than her sister-in-law, standing at 171cm tall.
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While Kate is tall, she’s still shorter than her husband Prince William.
Prince William is taller than his wife, he’s 191cm tall, while Prince Harry is slightly shorter than his brother at 186cm.
It’s no secret the young royals tower over their grandmother the Queen; Her Majesty is petite at 163cm tall.
The Duchesses are matched in style, but not height.
Duchess Catherine uses her height to her advantage, particularly in the way she dresses. Kate often bares her slim long legs — clad in stockings, of course — in A-line dresses.
Duchess Meghan on the other hand, often wears tailored cigarette pants which give her legs the appearance of being a little longer than they are.
The Duchess’ late mother-in-law Princess Diana, was taller that both women. The graceful fashion icon was 178cm tall.
The young royals tower over their grandmother the Queen.
Who is the tallest British royal in history?
The tallest measured British monarch was Edward IV, whose skeleton measures 194cm.
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