King Charles and Queen Camilla have been knocked off the top spot of Tatler's social power index by the monarch's own godson.
The index is described by Tatler as "an annual report into where the real power lies in British society", and names 200 of the most important figures.
Last year saw Charles and Camilla top the list following the King's coronation, but in a preview of this year's published by the magazine, it appears they have failed to even make the top ten.
Instead, the Duke and Duchess of Westminster have soared into the top spot on 2024's list, following their nuptials earlier in June - dubbed the "society wedding of the year".
Thousands gathered to watch Hugh Grosvenor and Olivia Henson tie the knot at Cheshire Cathedral earlier this month. Onlookers hoped to catch a glimpse of the A-listers that made the guest list, including the Prince of Wales who acted as an usher.
Tatler noted: "Hugh and Olivia's was the grandest wedding of the year, brimming with royals and van Cutsems. Now they're making Cheshire's Eaton Hall their base - join the queue for a weekend invitation."
Sat at the number two position on the social power index is Labour's shadow foreign secretary David Lammy with his wife, the painter Nicola Green.
New entries for 2024 included Rupert Murdoch and his new wife Elena Zhukova, after the media tycoon tied the knot for the fifth time last month.
Tatler noted the nuptials for the 93-year-old were inevitable, adding: "When you're the world's most powerful media mogul, you have suitors falling at your feet forever."
Other additions to the list included Jude Law's daughter Iris, and her footballer partner Archie Keswick.
