You can cry on Kate’s shoulder
Like Meghan, Kate has long, thin toes and an elongated second toe meaning she’s creative, expressive and has natural leadership qualities.
They also share the pad below the little toe which means she’s happy to provide a shoulder to cry on.
‘The only difference is that Kate’s fourth toe is slightly curved towards the big toe — if it was massively curved, it would show someone who was a hoarder, but this slight curve means a collector,’ says Jane. ‘It’s someone who finds it hard to let go.’
You can cry on Kate’s (pictured left) shoulder, her feet (right) reveal
Eugenie has sense of fun – but is a little workshy
‘While Princess Eugenie’s upturned big toe shows someone highly visual, she hasn’t got the creative flair of Kate and Meghan,’ says Jane.
‘She did, however, once have a gift for creative hard work, as shown by the elongated big toe on her right foot — but it’s a skill that’s now disappeared (her left foot isn’t the same), perhaps because she rarely used it.
Her very short little toe indicates a great sense of fun, and because it’s on its side, unconventionality.’
Eugenie (pictured left) has sense of fun – but is a little workshy, her feet reveal (right)
Zara adores creature comforts
Be careful choosing your nail varnish colour, ladies — according to Jane, it means something.
‘Kate’s vivid red indicates ambition, whereas Zara’s brown is chosen by someone wanting more comfort, security and grounding in their life,’ she says.
‘She’s got short, stubby toes, quite the opposite of Meghan’s, meaning she’s pragmatic and practical.
‘Her crooked little toe has a nail looking at the ceiling indicating she’s conventional and likes to do what’s expected of her.
‘And her good arch shows independence, self-reliance and someone who is drained by spending too much time with people. Sometimes she needs to be on her own to re-energise.’
Zara (pictured left) adores creature comforts, her feet (pictured right) reveal
Beatrice loves to delegate
‘Beatrice has narrow feet that the foot-reading world actually call ‘princess feet’, which denote a love of aesthetics, an appreciation of beauty and the way things look — someone who takes time out to look at the sunset,’ says Jane.
‘Her elongated second and third toes on her left foot reveal someone with drive and determination, who prefers to work solo — unless she wants free time to look at that sunset.
‘This is also someone with a knack for delegating everyday stuff without the other person realising she’s done it, such as saying: ‘Oh, darling, I’ve left my cardigan upstairs.’
‘Perhaps it’s no surprise then that this holiday-loving princess rarely seems to do a day’s work. And, like Meghan, she’s stubborn — those webbed toes revealing she can’t be made to do something she doesn’t want to do.
Princess Beatrice (pictured left) loves to delegate, her feet (pictured right) reveal
Diana could be easily conned
‘The fourth toe on Diana’s left foot was curved towards her big toe,’ says Jane, ‘showing she’d rather spend time with people she’d known for years.
Certainly it suggests that being thrown into the limelight with her wedding to Charles, and having to meet lots of new people, would have been something she would likely have struggled with.
‘She also wouldn’t notice when these old friends were changing into enemies. If something negative happened, she’d think, ‘They’re not really like that — I’ve known them for years.’ ‘
Jane adds that a sideways little toe shows her ‘my way or the highway’ personality, and the crease on her second and third toes shows someone adaptable who knew when to hold back and when to push forward.
The late Princess Diana (pictured left) could be easily conned, her feet (right) reveal