Very often the web challenges itself to find lookalikes of certain personalities and in this little game an Internet user ended up finding that of King Charles III. In fact, she published on the social network X, a photo of King Charles placed side by side with an ancestor of the family on the paternal side. The resemblance is uncanny!
It’s an incredible resemblance that an Internet user found regarding King Charles III after some research. If we very often have fun studying the faces of the children of our favorite stars to find the different traits of resemblance with their parents like with Lila, the daughter of Virginie Ledoyen or even Suri Cruise who is the true double of her mother Katie Holmes, we rarely do this with adults. However, if you search a little you can make a real find like this Internet user who posted a photo of King Charles side by side with another personality from his family on his X account.
If for many there is no doubt that the monarch of England closely resembles his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, he is nevertheless the double of another person in his family: his great-great-grandmother, the Princess Victoria of Hesse-Darmstadt who later became Princess Victoria of Battenberg through her marriage. A resemblance that none of the Internet users expected! Indeed, it was in a tweet from Yvette Henson on the social network X that the two photos were revealed, showing the perfect resemblance of the monarch who recently visited France with her ancestor.
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A resemblance that calls out
Through these two photos, Yvette Henson wanted to compare the two members of the family to support their resemblance. Nose, mouth, smile, drooping eyes and shape of the face, everything is almost similar, except for one detail that his illustrious great-great grandmother was a woman. Grandmother of Prince Philip of Edinburgh, father of Charles III and husband of Queen Elizabeth II, she is therefore a granddaughter of Queen Victoria and mother of Alice of Battenberg, Philip’s mother. A grandmother who practically raised Charles III’s father after his mother, Alice, was committed to a psychiatric hospital when Prince Philip was still a child. It was in 1950, two years after the birth of Charles III, that Victoria of Battenberg died at Kensington Palace.
Internet users did not fail to express their surprise at this resemblance in the comments of the publication. It reads: “Definitely his double”, “It’s Charles in drag! » or “Wow! The resemblance is incredible ❤️I love this photo. Thank you for making me smile?“.
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