Meghan Markle’s Facial Features Say These About Her Personality, According To Expert

Meghan Markle’s facial features say a lot about her personality, according to Alan Stevens, a professional face reader.

While speaking with Daily Mail, Stevens said that Markle’s eyebrows and eyelashes suggest that she is a very friendly person. “Meghan’s eyebrows and eyelashes are close to each other which means she’s going to be friendly with everybody she meets. But the downside is she could make friends with the wrong people,” he said.

Stevens added that the space between Markle’s eyes is quite small so those who wish to talk to her should be careful especially when the Duchess of Sussex is going through something.

“If you tapped her on the shoulder and needed her help but she was busy, she wouldn’t be happy about it. She would feel like she had been disrespected. It also indicates she’s the type of person who likes to focus on things and be able to fix things herself without relying on others,” he said.

Markle also tends to keep her stress levels to herself, but she wouldn’t mind other helping her out every now and then. In return, she will also assist them with what they need as long as she can do it.

“She’s focused on getting things done and is analytical, so she is well suited for her role in the royal family,” he said.

Markle’s bottom lip also indicate that she’s a generous person. The fuller the lips are the more likely will that person give herself away to help others.

“Meghan thinks about how much she gives herself away and ensures she won’t overtax herself,” Stevens said.

The width of the face indicates a person’s confidence level. Even though Markle’s face is relatively small, she has a square forehead that indicates she’s confident and always ready to take on new projects.

It is the former actress dark brown and shiny eyes that draws people close to her. They are quite magnetic, and this may be one of the things that Prince Harry liked first about his wife.

“There are no right or wrong traits, every one of them has an up and downside. The up tells us our strengths and the down tells us how we will react when we’re stressed,” Stevens concluded.