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Kate Middleton upstages Meghan Markle as she 'revolutionises' royals, says expert

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Kate Middleton has upstaged sister-in-law Meghan Markle in a royal power play set to "change the crown forever", claims an expert.

Commentator Daniela Elser said the Duchess of Cambridge has been "nailing the social media game" while the world is distracted by "the Harry and Meghan Show".

She pointed to a video shared on Prince William and Kate's Kensington Palace social media accounts over the weekend marking Anzac Day as a key example.

The footage included the Duke writing letters to the Australian and New Zealand high commissioners on the national day of remembrance for both nations.

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