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The List measures royal life against a racing cockpit

Its royal-height countdown joins Project Runway rules and designer catch-ups among ten new uploads.

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The List Story of November 2, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

How Tall Is The Royal Family? Their Height From Shortest To Tallest

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3:02The Meghan segment examines how footwear and perspective complicate height comparisons in public photographs.
6:13The Charles segment revisits footwear choices during his wedding to Princess Diana.
7:31Prince Edward's segment compares his height with Prince Philip and earlier monarchs named Edward.
9:27William is placed tallest in the countdown, with a Formula E cockpit demonstrating the legroom problem.

Prince William needs more legroom. Near the end of The List's royal-height countdown, a Formula E cockpit gives the measurements a practical consequence: fitting a tall prince into a racing car. "There's not a lot of room in the legs, is there?" he asks.

"How Tall Is The Royal Family? Their Height From Shortest To Tallest" was the week's most-watched new upload, reaching roughly 85,000 views. The narrated tour uses archive footage and photographs, moving from Princess Beatrice through Anne, Meghan, Camilla and other family members to William. Footwear and camera perspective complicate the comparisons. In the comments, viewers debate the measurements, ask about omitted family members and request conversions into centimeters.

Fashion supplied another thread. "Strict Rules Project Runway Contestants Are Forced To Follow," voiced by Kelly Daly, covers restrictions on outside help, phones and taking work away from the workroom. Separate catch-ups revisit Christian Siriano and Mondo Guerra, whose route from season-eight runner-up to All Stars champion gives his profile a ready-made second act.

The royal countdown also carries the most daily momentum, followed by the Runway rules video and Guerra's catch-up. Across the channel, the week's viewing added about 677,000 views, while subscribers remained unchanged. Daily viewing is currently above The List's usual level.

Royal explainers have deep roots here: the channel's 2018 video about Meghan's post-marriage restrictions remains its most-watched regular upload. This week's version of royal curiosity is rather more physical, right down to William's knees in that cockpit.

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