Apparently, Meghan Markle‘s penmanship is a good indicator of her personality.
Handwriting expert Jamie Mason Cohen studied the handwriting of both Meghan and her future sister-in-law, Duchess Catherine, and learned that these two royals are actually very different.
Could Meghan’s handwriting be more telling than we first thought? This expert says YES.
It’s believed that Meghan’s writing shows her “strong energy.” “Her temper strokes are also evident in lowercase t-bars crossed only on the right side of the t-bar stem,” Cohen told The Daily Express.
“This trait is combined with an overall slant of her writing to the right which signals the possibility of high emotional responsiveness in a situation. She also shows strong pressure in her strokes, a sign of strong energy and feelings that run deep.”
Interesting!
Duchess Catherine and Meghan are reportedly thick as royal thieves!
He also notes that she loves attention, which makes sense given her acting background. “The additional flourishes in her signature represent a person who loves attention and being the center of the events,” Cohen added.
Catherine, on the other hand, has a lot of emotional control when it comes to her handwriting. “Catherine’s T-bars are sometimes placed to the right side of the lowercase T-stems, which signals the sign of temper. She controls her temper because her writing displays a slight right slant (one factor in emotional control).” Cohen said.
“She also controls her temper because of the height of her lowercase ‘d’ stems, which are approximately two-and-a-half to three-times her mid-zone letters.”
He added that her emotional restraint is “a sign of pride or caring deeply how she represents herself, her family’s reputation, and her role in the crown.”
Kate and Meghan made their first public appearance together on Christmas last year, and royal fans were ecstatic about the photos. It’s even been reported that Meghan already asked Catherine to be her maid-of-honor at her wedding. We’re just hoping their handwriting doesn’t take a toll on their relationship… if that’s possible.
**This article originally appeared on our sister site, Closer Weekly.*
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