Fans of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's cute baby daughter Lilibet have made a ludicrous observation.
The girl actually has a double in the royal family.
This brought the followers to a daring theory that is currently making the rounds on the Internet.
Montecito – Royal fans had to wait a long time before Meghan Markle (41) and Prince Harry (38) finally provided a picture of their little daughter Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor (1) for their first birthday on June 4th.
Prince Harry's cousin Princess Eugenie (32) was a little more willing to show off with her son August Brooksbank (2).
Golden pictures of the child in the arms of Papa Jack Brooksbank (36) made the rounds of the platinum anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II (96, † 2022) and were promptly picked up by astute observers.
Striking resemblance noted between Lilibet Diana and August Brooksbank
The big guesswork:
why does King Charles III's granddaughter, born in 2021, look
(74) like her relative who is only five months older?
Lilibet's second cousin August was born on February 9, 2021 as the first child of Princess Eugenie of York.
In the summer, the happy daughter of Sarah Ferguson (63) and Prince Andrews (62) and her husband can also look forward to another child blessing.
Just checking through some Royal pictures and spotted how similar in looks Eugenie's adorable baby August is to Lilibet.
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Both red-haired and blue-eyed, the two mini royals look confusingly alike.
"Did you borrow Eugenie's child?" asked one observer when a fan tweeted the look-alikes for comparison.
The family relationships were quickly analyzed and taken apart.
Lilibet's red hair goes back to Prince Harry, while August has grandma Sarah Ferguson's genes taking over.
"The Ginger Gene Is Strong" (Eng. "The red gene is dominant") left Prince Harry on his promotional tour for his bestseller "Spare" (Eng. "Reserve") the moderator and namesake of the late night show
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,
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What should be considered when doing squats during pregnancy?
Any type of squat can be done during pregnancy.
They train the calves, thighs and buttocks.
With a strengthened buttocks and leg muscles, walking and getting up is easier.
In addition, childbirth is usually easier.
All types of squats are possible: sumo squats, hip-width squats, yoga squats or even squats with closed feet.
It is important that the abdomen does not become too tense.
This should not be exercised during pregnancy.
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familie.de
Silicone belly, surrogacy, anatomical stunts: surprising theories are circulating on the internet
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Wild rumors about Meghan's "strange" baby bump, Lilibet's resemblance to August Brooksbank and anatomical "impossibilities" irritate Royal fans.
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The ex-Royal suspects that the line can be traced back to his mother Princess Diana (36, † 1997), who died early.
Speaking of assumptions: the rumor persists in the social network that Meghan Markle was never pregnant herself, but had her children brought into the world by surrogate mothers.
The Duchess of Sussex would have been faking her pregnancies with silicone bellies under her clothes.
Meghan Markle: Her transformation from series star to Duchess of Sussex
Meghan Markle: Her transformation from series star to Duchess of Sussex
These wild network theories are based on the fact that Meghan, as a future mother, could hardly keep her hands off her baby ball (to hold on to the silicone belly, as theorists suspect).
The doubters also see it as an anatomical impossibility that Harry's wife was able to squat down with an impressive stomach and at the same time kept her knees closed.
Maybe it's just envious of the slim and apparently fit duchess.
Are the nonsensical rumors a reason for Meghan's persistent silence in the run-up to Charles III's coronation?
on May 6th in London?
Sources used:
people.com, Instagram
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