King Charles has left his position as the Prince of Wales behind, but he still looks so much like his royal ancestor who had the same title.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert’s oldest son, King Edward VII, had a face that is quite identical to his great-great-grandson, King Charles.
A young photo of the late royal compared to Your Majesty’s facial features during his 30s has been blowing observers away from the uncanny resemblance they boast.
And that’s not the only thing they share in common.
According to Hello Magazine, King Edward VII had taken over the throne much later in his life after Queen Victoria had passed away as the monarch.
Similarly, King Charles ascended the kingdom at 73 with Queen Elizabeth’s demise.
Both of these royals share a love for traveling and a beating passion for arts.
In 1892, King Edward VII had ordered to build the Art Nouveau tomb following the tragic death of his son.
On the other hand, King Charles’ marvelous paintings are auctioned now and then.
Even Queen Victoria is said to be a lookalike of Princess Beatrice, which became more evident during the filming of The Young Victoria.
