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After Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan Markle split from the royal family and moved to the United States, they had little to no interaction with Prince William and Princess Kate. On September 10, 2022, the four reunited in the wake of the late Queen’s passing, and body language experts have something to say about the reunion. January 2020 And The Royal Exit Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images On January 8, 2020, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan announced they were going to step back from their duties as senior members of the royal household. They left Britain and made a new life in the United States. ADVERTISEMENT “Megxit” Chris Jackson/Getty Images According to sources, “Megxit” occurred due to the royal family not giving Harry or Meghan the support and help they required to ward off rumors circulating in the tabloids. As a result, the two left. ADVERTISEMENT A Wedge PHIL HARRIS/POOL/AFP via Getty Images As many would expect, Harry leaving the royal household put a wedge between him and his brother, Prince William, and his sister-in-law, Princess Kate. Sadly, the distance was already growing even before Harry and Meghan left for The States. ADVERTISEMENT Rumors Were Corrected Karwai Tang/WireImage While rumors circulated that it was Kate and Meghan who had issues with one another, royal reporter Katie Nicholl interviewed with The Cut, explaining that it was actually the brothers who were feuding. Starting as far back as 2018, Nicholl said that Prince Harry was upset with Prince William because the older brother wasn’t making an effort to include Meghan in the royal family. ADVERTISEMENT A Greater Distance Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Intrepid Sea, Air, & Space Museum It was the beginning of the royal drama between the two families, as William and Harry began to keep their distance and not speaking to one another. Although, they had to keep up appearances. ADVERTISEMENT The Tell-All Interview Hasan Esen/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images March 2021 came, and with it, a tell-all interview between Prince Harry, Meghan, and Oprah Winfrey. In it, Harry discusses how he and his brother were taking time apart and that he needed space. Needless to say, William wasn’t overly pleased that he was discussing family issues with a talk show host. ADVERTISEMENT Prince Harry Goes Back To Britain DOMINIC LIPINSKI/POOL/AFP via Getty Images It wasn’t until the passing of Prince Philip that Harry flew back home to Britain. Even though it was a sad occasion, sources say the brothers found no comfort in one another. They were hardly speaking. ADVERTISEMENT Princess Diana Statue Unveiling DOMINIC LIPINSKI/POOL/AFP via Getty Images While the two brothers were cordial during the unveiling of a statue of their mother, Princess Diana, sources said William still harbored ill feelings towards Harry and Meghan. Royal author and expert Omid Scobie said, “The relationship between Harry and William is still very much one of distance.” ADVERTISEMENT Their Relationship Was Not Mending ALASTAIR GRANT/AFP via Getty Images The royal expert continued, “I don’t just mean physical [distance], across the Atlantic, but they are not talking that much, and that is exactly how sources close to William have put it.” Fast forward to the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in May of 2022, and nothing seemed to be getting better.

Get ready to dive into an intriguing world where your looks speak volumes! It turns out your features hold secrets not just about how you appear but also about your genetics, personality, and ancestry. This article takes you on a fascinating journey, unveiling the hidden tales encoded in your very own DNA. Let’s get started! Egyptian Toes Canva The “Egyptian toe” is probably what you think about when you think about the standard shape of someone’s foot. It’s when the big toe is the biggest, and every toe following that is descending in size, making a smooth line down to the smallest toe, which is the pinky. If your toes are shaped like that, you might have some Egyptian blood in you! ADVERTISEMENT Roman Nose Canva A Roman nose, or “aquiline” nose, refers to a nose that has a ridge and then a hook at the end of it. You might also sometimes hear these kinds of noses described as “bird-like.” Having a nose like this might suggest Roman ancestry! It’s often seen as a very noble feature to have. ADVERTISEMENT Belly Button Position Chris Carzoli/Unsplash Did you know your belly button might tell you if you’re naturally inclined to be a better runner or a swimmer? Your belly button represents where your center of gravity is, so if it’s higher or lower than normal, you might find that it affects your athletic ability. Runners with high belly buttons tend to be faster than those with lower ones! ADVERTISEMENT Wide Nostrils Canva Take a deep breath! People with wide nostrils likely come from ancestors who lived in hot climates! Your nose is there to filter in air and make it warmer when you breathe it in, and in hot climates, there’s not as much cold air to filter out. Small nostrils could inversely mean you’re from people who lived in a colder climate. ADVERTISEMENT Talk With Your Hands FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images The lengths of our fingers might be able to tell us a whole lot about ourselves! If your index finger is longer than your ring finger (like in Figure B above), then it could mean that you are less likely to get prostate cancer! Some scientists have claimed that men with longer index fingers were 33% less likely to develop prostate cancer. ADVERTISEMENT Stretch ‘Em Wide Canva If you can spread your fingers really wide, it might mean that you’re an open person who finds it easy to be vulnerable! Conversely, if your fingers are tight together and you find it hard to spread them wide, it might be a sign that you’re someone who is more naturally guarded. ADVERTISEMENT Sharp Cheekbones Canva High, defined, wide cheekbones are a feature that’s enviable regardless of gender, but it might signify something in men! If you have cheekbones that could cut glass, it could indicate that you have higher levels of testosterone. This could mean you’re more likely to be aggressive or just have a wider face in general. ADVERTISEMENT Secrets Of The Toes Canva If you have a long big toe, it might mean that you’re a more creative person! It might also mean that you have German ancestry, as a large big toe with all the other similar lengths is very common for German people. But that’s not everything that your toes can tell you about yourself! ADVERTISEMENT Third Toe Energy Canva If you’ve got a third toe that’s longer than your big toe, it can be a sign that you’re someone who’s got a lot of extra energy! This is also known as the “Roman toe,” and it can be difficult to find shoes that fit since you have more toe pushing against the top of the shoe itself. ADVERTISEMENT Tall Tales Michael Afonso/Unsplash Your height might contain clues to where you’re from! If you’re someone who’s very tall, it might suggest that you have genetics that can be traced from Northern Europe or Africa, where the average height is much higher. And, of course, the same goes for people out there who are short! ADVERTISEMENT Short King Communities Canva If you’re on the smaller side, it might mean you come from a lineage of smaller communities where extra strength or height wasn’t needed as much — like in close-knit groups or in societies where travel was not as important, like on islands. Of course, it could also just come down to luck! ADVERTISEMENT Long Live Short People Canva Speaking of luck, it might actually be luckier to be shorter than taller! According to a study done by researchers at the Kuakini Medical Center, people who are shorter actually lived longer than their taller counterparts, and it may be because they have a gene that taller people do not. ADVERTISEMENT Dairy-Free? Canva If you’re lactose intolerant, it might be a sign that your ancestors are not from Northern Europe! The genes that are tied to being tolerant of dairy products are most commonly found in Northern European communities and people. But lactose intolerance might be a sign of where you are historically from! ADVERTISEMENT Really Milking It Canva In East Asia and in China, lactose intolerance is much higher and much more likely! This could be due to a lot of factors, including the fact that in Northern Europe, people are much more likely to be exposed to more dairy products than those in East Asian countries. Genetics and what you’re exposed to growing up play a huge role! ADVERTISEMENT Sweet Or Salty? Canva Similarly, if you have a big sweet tooth or prefer salty snacks, that could be a result of your genes as well! Sweet food lovers tend to be more likely to be found in European communities, and East Asian communities tend to have more savory enjoyers. This could be genetics or just the influence of society! ADVERTISEMENT The Nose Knows Canva If you have a big nose, it might be something you’re self-conscious about or something you were teased for, but you

Love, deception, and a battle of taste buds unfold as a woman cleverly conceals vegetables in her boyfriend’s meals. Is it a harmless way to get him to eat healthier, or is it a breach of trust? The internet weighs in. Relationships Are Messy Canva When you’ve been in a long-term relationship with someone, you get to know their little quirks and habits. One woman on Reddit found a sneaky way to deal with her boyfriend’s quirk, but it’s turned out to be controversial. It involves vegetables. ADVERTISEMENT A “Ridiculous Argument” Canva “This is the most ridiculous argument I’ve had with a grown man,” she begins her post. “I (28f) have been with my boyfriend (36f) for a year and we moved in together about 4 months ago. One of the first things I noticed about my boyfriend was that he never really ate vegetables.” ADVERTISEMENT Refused To Eat Veggies Canva “He would sometimes eat them if we were out at a restaurant and they came as part of his meal,” she explained. “But he never ate them when I cooked for him.” ADVERTISEMENT It Wasn’t Her Cooking Canva “Originally, I thought that maybe my cooking was the problem so I asked him if he enjoyed my food and he told me he loves my cooking,” she wrote. He wasn’t cooking for himself, either. ADVERTISEMENT Frozen Food Only Canva She explained that when she wasn’t making his food, he still avoided all veggies. “On nights I didn’t cook for him, he ate exclusively frozen foods and never ate the vegetables in those either,” she wrote. ADVERTISEMENT He’s Not Healthy Canva “Naturally, he has some health issues,” she explained. “Vitamin deficiencies etc.” He didn’t connect his health to his diet. “He had phrased it to me as if he was somehow just genetically unlucky.” ADVERTISEMENT The Culprit Was Clear Canva “I believed it for a while because I don’t know how that stuff works,” she wrote. “But eventually it became clear to me it’s because he voluntarily eats a vegetable like once a month.” ADVERTISEMENT She Sprung Into Action Canva “[Six] months ago I started hiding vegetables in my cooking,” she explained. “If I was making pasta, I’d put the vegetables in I’d usually put in for myself,” she went on. ADVERTISEMENT Blending Them Up Canva She said that after that, she’d “then take half out and blend it so he wouldn’t notice the vegetable chunks and then tell him I’d just scooped the veg out of his portion.” Seems like everyone wins, right? ADVERTISEMENT His Health Has Been Improving Canva “This happens more often now we live together because I do all of the cooking,” she wrote. “He’s been telling me a lot lately he’s been feeling a lot better the past few months.” ADVERTISEMENT Things Were Looking Up Canva She wrote that her boyfriend “has even had his doctor reduce the dosage of some of his medications and he hasn’t had to take his multivitamin in weeks.” This solution probably sounds familiar to any parents of picky eaters! ADVERTISEMENT She Didn’t Tell Him Canva “I kept my mouth shut because I’m just glad he’s feeling better and it really does me no harm to hide the veg in his food,” she wrote. Then everything fell apart. ADVERTISEMENT Blender Problems Canva “Yesterday, I was making one of our regular pasta meals (it’s one that’s very easy to hide at least 4 veggies in) and I was about to blend my boyfriend’s portion when the blender died mid-blend,” she wrote. Uh oh. ADVERTISEMENT He Cottoned On Canva “I had to serve it in all its veg chunk glory,” she wrote. “My boyfriend refused to eat the vegetables, but when he tasted the sauce he said it’s weird how it tastes the exact same even though this one has veg in it.” ADVERTISEMENT She Came Clean Canva “So, I confessed,” she said, revealing that she had been secretly feeding him vegetables. “He screamed at me and called me a controlling [expletive] and said that it’s none of my business if he thinks vegetables don’t do anything.” ADVERTISEMENT “None Of Her Business” Canva “I pointed out he said he felt better,” she wrote. “He said his health was none of my business and that I’m a controlling, judgy [jerk] and stormed out of our apartment to stay with his sister.” ADVERTISEMENT His Sister Chimed In Canva “His sister texted me to say he’s fine but she agrees with him,” she wrote. “My friends agree it’s ridiculous that he didn’t eat veg but agree I’m being [a jerk],” she added. She then asked Reddit if they agreed. ADVERTISEMENT Commenters Chimed In Canva “This is a grown man 8 years older than you,” one user wrote. “If he has a problem with your cooking, let him make his own food. He’s already coddled by his sister and doesn’t/shouldn’t need to be by you.” ADVERTISEMENT “Something Wrong With Him” Canva “If you have to sneak in vegetables because he has an abject objection to adhering to his body’s requirements to be healthy, then it’s because there is something wrong with him and he needs to be dragged to a doctor,” one user wrote. Other commenters were similarly concerned about his health. ADVERTISEMENT “His Needs Are Being Fulfilled” Canva “You’re feeding him food that he requires to be healthy literally improved his wellbeing,” one user pointed out. “So clearly, he’s fine with vegetables as long as he doesn’t know that his body’s needs are being fulfilled.” ADVERTISEMENT Others Disagreed Canva “I’m kind of on the fence because on the one hand, he’s supposed to be a grown adult.” “He just threw a giant temper tantrum and stormed out because he found out that there were vegetables in his pasta,” a commenter wrote. ADVERTISEMENT Violating His Autonomy Canva “On the other hand, I can understand how it would be a violation of his autonomy,” they continued. “He may be acting like a child, but he isn’t one,

The royal family has always been a subject of fascination and intrigue, with their lineage and history spanning centuries. One aspect that never fails to capture the public’s attention is the family members’ uncanny resemblance to each other. These side-by-side photos showcase the striking similarities between various members of the royal family, leaving us wondering just how powerful those royal genes are! Prince Harry And Prince Archie Tim Graham, Pool/Samir Hussein Prince Harry and his son Archie share a remarkable resemblance that has captivated the public’s attention since Archie’s birth in 2019. The adorable father-son duo shares the same bright eyes, charming smile, and ginger hair. Many have commented on the striking similarity between the two, with some even jokingly calling Archie Harry’s mini-me. ADVERTISEMENT Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, And Princess Eugenie Philip de László, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons, WPA Pool Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, and Princess Eugenie share a striking resemblance, with both having the same warm smile and twinkling eyes. They also have a similar facial structure, including a strong jawline and high cheekbones. The resemblance between the two has been noted in several photographs, highlighting the family’s strong genetics and passing on physical traits through generations. ADVERTISEMENT Princess Diana And Princess Charlotte Bettmann, Handout/Getty Images Princess Diana and her granddaughter, Princess Charlotte, share a remarkable resemblance that has often been noted by the media and the public. Both have bright blue eyes, a button nose, and an infectious smile. In several side-by-side photos, the similarity between the two is striking, with many noting how Charlotte has inherited her grandmother’s charm and beauty. ADVERTISEMENT Prince Edward And King Charles David Levenson/Getty Images, Richard Stonehouse/Getty Images Prince Edward and his older brother, Prince Charles, share a striking resemblance, with both having a similar facial structure and sharp features. The brothers also have the same piercing blue eyes and a receding hairline. It’s definitely not hard to tell that these two are brothers, especially side-by-side like this! ADVERTISEMENT Queen Victoria And Princess Beatrice Franz Xaver, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons, Chris Jackson/Getty Images Queen Victoria and her great-great-granddaughter, Princess Beatrice, share a remarkable resemblance, despite being separated by several generations. Both have a similar facial structure, including a strong jawline, high cheekbones, and a prominent nose. Their eyes are also almost identical — both big and blue! It must be an honor for the Princess to look like someone so powerful! ADVERTISEMENT Princess Diana And Prince William Bettmann, Tim Graham/Getty Images The late Princess Diana and her first-born son, Prince William, share a striking resemblance that is hard to miss. Both have the same piercing blue eyes, high cheekbones, and infectious smiles. The resemblance between the two is often compared in photographs taken during their younger years, with many noting how William has inherited his mother’s beauty and grace. It’s clear that Diana’s legacy lives on in her son. ADVERTISEMENT Prince William And Princess Charlotte Keystone/Stringer, Chris Jackson/Getty Images The resemblance between Princess Charlotte and her father, Prince William, is often remarked upon by the public and the media. Both share similar features such as bright blue eyes, a button nose, and a charming smile. Look at these photographs of a young Prince William compared to Princess Charlotte — they could be twins! ADVERTISEMENT Queen Elizabeth II And Princess Charlotte Bettmann, Samir Hussein/Getty Images Queen Elizabeth II and her great-granddaughter, Princess Charlotte, share a remarkable resemblance that has been noted by royal enthusiasts. Both have the same bright blue eyes, charming smile, and a regal poise. Several side-by-side photos highlight the striking similarity between the two, leaving no doubt that Charlotte has inherited her great-grandmother’s grace and elegance. ADVERTISEMENT King Charles And Prince Harry Pool/Tim Graham Picture Library, Chris Jackson/Getty Images King Charles and his youngest son, Prince Harry, look remarkably similar when you get past the hair color! They both have prominent ears and noses and the same royal blue eyes. Like Charles’ other son, William, they also share the same hairline! It’s clear Prince Harry inherited a lot from his father’s strong genes. ADVERTISEMENT Prince Philip And Prince William Keystone/Stringer/Getty Images Prince Philip and his grandson Prince William share a lot more than just their strong jawline, sharp features, and pointed noses. They both have a regal poise and charm as well as you can see in these pictures. These side-by-side pictures really highlight how similar the two look, especially when Prince Philip was young! ADVERTISEMENT Princess Diana And Prince George Central Press/Stringer, WPA Pool/Getty Images Oh, this resemblance is uncanny! Princess Diana’s grandson, Prince George, is the spitting image of the late princess. Both have those big, bright blue eyes that sparkle with mischief, a cheeky smile that could melt anyone’s heart, and a head full of golden locks. Princess Diana’s impact on the royal family goes far beyond just her genes, but they are definitely powerful too! ADVERTISEMENT Queen Mary And Zara Tindall James Lafayette, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons, Alan Crowhurst/Stringer/Getty Images Royal genes run deep in the family! Queen Mary and Zara Tindall, her great-great-granddaughter and daughter of Princess Anne, share a striking resemblance that’s hard to ignore. Both have high cheekbones that could cut glass, a jawline that’s sharper than a butcher’s knife, and a regal elegance. It’s like looking at a time-traveling mirror! ADVERTISEMENT Queen Elizabeth And Princess Lilibet Bettmann, Misan Harriman/Getty Images Queen Elizabeth II and her great-granddaughter, Princess Lilibet, are two peas in a royal pod. Both have the same adorable button nose, twinkling eyes that could light up a room, and a smile that could charm the pants off anyone. It’s only fitting that Lilibet was named after one of Queen Elizabeth’s nicknames! ADVERTISEMENT Prince William And Prince George Princess Diana Archive/Stringer, Pool/Max Mumby/Getty Images Prince William and his son, Prince George, are like two peas in a pod! When William was a kid, he looked just like George does now: chubby cheeks, big blue eyes, and a mop of blond hair. It’s like George is