Confession time! While the whole world was buzzing about crowns and coaches during King Charles’s Coronation, let’s be real, ...

When your fingers or toes are so puffy that they look like sausages -- and they hurt, too -- you need to see your doctor. You could have a type of inflammation called dactylitis, or sausage digits.

The phrase “King Charles sausage fingers” has been trending on social media. It’s not because of some kind of new meat-filled baked puff pastry dish in honor of Saturday’s official ...

King Charles’ “sausage fingers” have become infamous, and many have wondered why they’re like that. A doctor has given insight into the potential cause of the 74-year-old monarch’s ...

Another troll quipped, “Whoever can pull that ring off his finger will become the next king like Arthur with that ... the king referred to himself as “sausage fingers” in a letter to a ...

"You haven't got sausage fingers like mine." Though Charles reassured an adult William that he doesn't share his father's enlarged fingers in the lead-up to the coronation, when he was a baby the ...

He really does look surprisingly appetising and has sausage fingers just like mine.' Joking about his fingers after a flight to Australia During a royal tour of Australia in 2012, the King joked ...

Charles, 75, then replied with a big grin, “No, you haven’t got sausage fingers like mine.” His hammy hands made headlines yet again following his coronation ceremony in May. At the time ...

When William appeared to have trouble putting on one of the ceremonial robes, the King told him not to worry, since he doesn’t have "sausage fingers" like his father, according to BBC.

PsA can also make your fingers swell up, so they look like little sausages. It’s a condition called dactylitis, or “sausage digits.” It’s caused by inflammation in the tendons near your ...

In response, Charles joked back: "No, you haven't got sausage fingers like mine." Back in 2012 he also made a quip about his 'sausage fingers' after getting off a long-haul flight to Australia.