Meghan Markle may have hereditary condition that makes her more 'flexible', say experts

As reported by The Sun and Hello!, The Duchess of Sussex may have a condition called joint hypermobility. Also known as joint laxity, the hereditary condition affects up to 20 percent of people and was allegedly detected by some royal experts’ when looking at pictures of Meghan during her second pregnancy. Photos taken when she visited The National Theatre suggested that she has hypermobile joints. As she cradled her baby bump, Meghan’s thumb seemed to bend back unusually far, and experts say this is exactly the kind of thing you’d see on someone who has hypermobility. On top of making her more flexible than most people, hypermobility might have also impacted Lili’s birth back in June. "Due ...
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