【???? ??? ?????? ????? ??????? ????????】Well, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle bathing suits are a thing now

We've officially taken our love for the royal family a little toofar.

An online printing service called Bags of Love sells personalized bathing suits. Buyers can ???? ??? ?????? ????? ??????? ????????upload pretty much any photo and put it on a suit. So in order to show off their product, the website decided print closeup face shots of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on a suit, which can be yours for about $38.

I guess if you're trying to make the swimsuits look as good as they possibly can, the royal couple is a good choice.

SEE ALSO: The acting roles of Meghan Markle before her royal engagement

With the image zoomed in, Prince Harry looks like Mr. Potato Head.

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Meghan Markle looks a little better, but still.

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I wonder what the Queen thinks of all this.

If you're able to upload any photo onto a bathing suit, why would your first thought be, "I would love the royal couple across my body, as if my body is now a second head."

But apparently the royal suits have been very successful, according to Huffington Post, and the company expanded to showcase Queen Elizabeth, Kate Middleton, and Prince William.

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It's time we take a step back and reevaluate our love for the royal family.

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