"66 percent of Brits would not mind a royal same-sex wedding." Actually, we don't know if the royal prince told Her Majesty this information, but a recent poll showed that the realm of Queen Elizabeth is overwhelmingly supportive of a same sex marriage even among their royal family.

From PinkNews: "The survey of 1,681 people, published on Friday, records the "biggest shift" in public opinion regarding same-sex marriage in the last 40 years, according to Ipsos Mori chief executive Ben Page.

73 percent of respondents said they did not object to same-sex marriage in general, although 8 percent still think it should be banned, and 13 percent disapprove of it but do not wish to ban it.

However, the poll shows that people are more concerned about a same-sex union than other types of marriages, such as marrying someone from a different ethnic background or a divorcee.

Only 6 percent of people would ban or disapprove of interracial marriages, 5 percent would ban or disapprove of marriage between people of different religion, and 4 percent would ban or disapprove of divorcees remarrying."