Princess Eugenie is the ‘happiest’ royal – ‘more authentic and human set of emotions’

Princess Eugenie welcomed her first son, August Brooksbank, on February 9, 2021.

TonerGiant studied portraits of historical British monarchs and photos of modern Royal Family members using an AI facial recognition tool that detects levels of emotion in faces.

Using the tool’s measurements, TonerGiant then generated the average happiness level of each subject and revealed how their happiness level compares to their contemporaries.

According to the survey, Princess Eugenie was revealed as the happiest member of the Royal Family.

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This is according to the Princess’ facial expressions in photos.

She scored an average happiness level of 89.4 out of 100.

This is 52 percent above the average happiness level of the Windsor family members.

Princess Eugenie beat both Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle to the top place.

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Professor Anna Whitelock, a professor of History of the Monarchy at City, University of London told Express.co.uk: “The public image of Royal Families around the world varies from authoritative to accessible but certainly in recent years the move has been to convey a more authentic and ‘human’ set of emotions.

“Glamour is important, but so too is warmth and compassion.

“There has also been an increasing sense of fun conveyed in recent years.

“Royal image has always been essential to the representation of royal authority, or in more recent years as a means to be ‘seen’ and seen as ‘relatable.’

“All these images are deliberately curated and disseminated and so little can be necessarily gleaned from their real emotions or state of mind.”