I've been loving Meg Bellamy as a young Kate Middleton she and actor Ed McVey play the lovebirds who met at the University of St Andrews. The drama series ends in 2005 with the couple's graduation and the marriage of the then Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall.
Meg, 21, is clearly going to be a future star. With her glossy brunette hair, Berkshire childhood (just down the road from Kate), and serious passion for team sports lacrosse, hockey, tennis, and netball, she was an obvious choice for the role.
Previously, she was a complete unknown. She got the role by sending a speculative audition tape to Netflix after seeing a casting call go out for the show.
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