sausage fingers, what is this genetic disease he suffers from?

If many still seem to doubt it, Prince Harry is the son of Charles, the heir to the throne, and Diana Spencer. Since the whole world was aware of the problems that Lady Diana and her husband were going through at the time, including their infidelities exposed in broad daylight, many people suggested that Prince Harry could to be the child of one of the Princess of Wales’ lovers. What made them think that? The fiery hair of the grandson of Elizabeth II.

If the youngest of the family would simply have could take advantage of the same genes as Charles Spencer, the brother of Lady Diana, theorists preferred to bet on James Hewitt, with whom the latter had an affair. And for good reason, this former cavalry officer in the British army also ginger hair. If the always denied being the father of prince Harry, specifying to have started his idyll with the princess in 1986, two years after the birth of the duke of Sussex, the tongues of viper are difficult to silence. But there than a genetic diseasefrom which four men of the Windsor-Mountbatten clan suffer, could help them make up their minds.

Dactylitis: what is this disease from which four members of the royal family suffer?

You have it maybe noticed on the pictures, but Prince Philip, Charles, William and Harry have the same shape of fingers. Often called “sausage fingers” in English, they look like little sausages and it is actually a condition called dactylitis. For those who have never heard of it, it is simply an inflammation of the fingers. Besides the striking resemblance between Prince Harry and his grandfather Prince Philip, noticed thanks to a cover of Paris Match in 1957, So here is a new reason to say that the Duke of Sussex is indeed the child of Prince Charles.