5 Surprising Things About Meghan Markle You May Not Know

Meghan Markle just celebrated her first birthday as a royal.

On Saturday, Markle turned 37 years old. As a tribute to the Duchess of Sussex here is a list of some of the things that you don’t know about the new royal yet, according to Daily Mail.

She celebrates her birthday with chips

Markle grows up hanging around Los Angeles TV studios with her dad, Thomas Markle Sr, a lighting director who made her fond of canteen food, especially chips. So, since then, the duchess treats herself with chips and a glass of wine every time she celebrates her birthday.

She’s ambidextrous

Unknown to many, Markle is good at using both of her hands. Her right and left hands are equally skilled. The former “Suits” star writes and holds her handbag using her right hand. However, she eats, drinks and plays the guitar with her left hand.

Her facial features sparked a surgery fad

Markle is considered as one of the most beautiful faces today that is why a number of women undergo surgery just to have her looks. According to one surgeon, Markle’s nose was the number one request he received. That’s not all, many also follow her lips and freckles.

One tattoo artist reveals that following the royal wedding she’s been “crazy busy” with requests for Markle style freckles. "I think cosmetic tattooing or permanent makeup is really on the rise, and obviously with any trend, you will have people who will want to take advantage of that," said Gabrielle Rainbow, a tattoo artist who works at The Tattoo Dojo.

She has a filthy sense of humor

Markle appears prim and proper, but she can be naughty too. The publication noted that she was captured in a clip quizzing her “Suits” co-star Sarah Rafferty about an on-screen liaison. Markle was heard saying: “How big was he?” “Was he good?” and “How long did it last?”

She swears and bites her nails

Markle confessed earlier that she swears and bites her nails. In fact, these habits have always been part of her New Year’s resolution list.

“Stop biting my nails. Stop swearing. These make my New Year's resolution list nearly (AKA actually every) single year,” she wrote in lifestyle blog The Tig. “It's unladylike. But then again, so is the swearing.”